There are currently over 650 brands of wound dressings to choose from, but it is even more difficult because no one dressing suits all wounds and the choice is dependent on the cause of the wound and will be influenced by the presence of infection, the state of the individual's health, the nurses prior and existing knowledge of wound care, availability of products and cost.
Thus Hahnemann's principle being dependent on the cause of symptoms becomes modified as 'similia similibus curantur causosymptomically'.
The surgical technique used is dependent on the cause, site, and extent of aortic obstruction, patient comorbidities, and clinical condition at presentation [3].
If an effect were not dependent on its cause for its existence, then it could have occurred at any time, in fact at all times, and thus would lose its occasional nature.
In a general population-based study, outcome after syncope was dependent on the cause of syncope.
Milder attacks, dependent on location, cause less disruption to the patients' lives.
Spontaneous bleeding usually does not occur until the platelet count is less than 20 × 10/L and is also dependent on the cause of thrombocytopenia.
Data presented here support a model of Pun1p as being a stress-responsive protein involved in cell wall integrity, regulated by different signaling pathways dependent on the cause of cellular stress (Fig. 7).
(23) observed distinct expression patterns, strongly correlated with tissue pH of the studied subjects; these patterns are not random but dependent on the cause of death: brief or prolonged agonal states.
The overall mortality was 13% in one year, and was dependent on underlying causes.
A second major requirement, dependent on this cause-effect chain between fluvial dynamics, habitat composition and ecology is the development of a prognostic ecohydrological parameter set which allows an evaluation of restoration scenarios and a prediction of their effects at a range of temporal and spatial scales.
