Sentence examples for delay in intervention from inspiring English sources

In our present study, because of the delay in intervention and the young age of patients, Pauwels' osteotomy was performed as the head-salvaging procedure.

A delay in intervention of more than 24-hours was associated with a risk of clinical endophthalmitis (Fig.  1).

Delay in diagnosis means delay in intervention in the early periods of sepsis when appropriate management strategies can be instituted before irreversible organ damage occurs.

Given that acute thrombosis is associated with vessel wall inflammation and endothelial damage, and such early active inflammation may be pro-thrombotic, it is biologically plausible that some delay in intervention may in fact be beneficial.

If one assumes an average of 15 days is needed for infected persons to become infectious, delay in intervention will be costly, increasing the total number of cases (1 ).

It relates the activation trigger to the proportion of population newly diagnosed per day, the cumulative number of diagnosed cases, and the consequent delay in intervention corresponding to each activation trigger, for three different simulated epidemics with R0 values of 1.5, 2.0 and 2.5.

Delays in diagnosis cause delays in intervention which can then jeopardize prognosis [ 3].

Delays in intervention after access failure are often inevitable and may be driven by late presentation, the need for temporary VA placement for emergency dialysis, pressures on services and high-dependency level bed space and the availability of appropriate interventional radiology expertize outside office hours.

He also called for a delay in any intervention until after the GCSEs were completed, so that pupils would not have their exams disrupted.

We postulate that the generally poor outcomes reported in the literature may be related to the limited penetration of antibiotics into bacterial microabscesses and biofilms in the nearly avascular, infected sclera and to the delay in surgical intervention aimed at disrupting these defenses and debulking the microbial load.

Therefore, delay in surgical intervention was not recommended.