Sentence examples for depth infection from inspiring English sources

Diagnostics of a diabetic foot was based on clinical (including neurological) assessment of peripheral polyneuropathy presence, legs perfusion abnormalities, foot ulcers assessment, foot deformity, and other risk factors of foot trauma in accordance with the proposal of International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (PEDIS: Perfusion, Extent, Depth, Infection, Sensation) [ 12].

The recommended SINBAD appraisal of ulcers comprises a six-point score, which includes the all-important features of ulcer position, area and depth, infection, sensory loss and vascular insufficiency 7. The most challenging of these to assess and monitor is the last and there should be a requirement for hand-held Doppler assessment of foot pulses by a trained participant in all foot clinics 8, 9.

The depth of infection spread is slightly less in the vaccinated case, and seems to be asymptotic to a lower depth of infection.

The CCDF of the depth of infection spread is shown in Figure 6.

Postoperative SSI is classified by the health protection agency on the basis of depth of infection.

One significant association between isolated pathogen and depth of infection category was found.

Because the duration of contacts is characterized by an approximate power law relationship for much of its span, it seems reasonable to hypothesize that the depth of infection spread will follow a similar trend.

The only significant association between distribution of the isolated pathogen and the investigated explanatory factors was between growth of E. coli and depth of infection as well as with antimicrobial treatment during time of sampling.

The recent report of the Eurodiale study focused attention on the characteristics of foot ulceration (size, depth, and infection); however, our data are not comparable with those reported in the Eurodiale study.

For differences in complication rates, according to preoperative PEDIS single criteria ("P" perfusion, "E" extent, "D" depth, "I" infection, "S" sensation); cumulative PEDIS count groups were developed and a paired t-test analysis was performed.

The veterinarians also subjectively described the SSI including how the diagnosis was made and location, including depth, of the infection.