Stratifications of clinical severity and prediction of the risk for potential clinical deterioration are very important in a large-scale dengue epidemic happening in rural areas where medical resources are deficient, as strict observation is needed for the identified potentially risky patients so that necessary management can be delivered in a timely fashion in case of deterioration.
The ability of concrete to resist chemical attack, abrasion, weathering action and other deterioration effects is very important during the service life of the structure.
However, the symptoms cannot be always improved and there would be some risk of symptomatic deterioration though the risk is very quite low.
Similar discrepancies are seen with other biochemical features such as tau burden, but the clinical deterioration of these patients is very similar.
"Woven silk is very susceptible to deterioration by light, wind and flood," Mr. Hartwig wrote.
This fact suggests that preventing the deterioration of serum lipids during menopause is very important.
A further visual deterioration such as in group I is very likely if the macular edema persists.
Previous studies demonstrate that the pancreas is very vulnerable to deterioration of systemic and splanchnic blood flow caused by hemorrhage [ 19], sepsis [ 20, 35], and administration of vasoconstrictors such as vasopressin under non-septic conditions [ 11, 36, 37].
The statistical power of the TTD/TUDD approach, (whatever the definition of deterioration considered), was very low for single-item dimensions, even with a large sample size.
Although the present study includes patients more frequently treated with observation only than those in the Kitada et al report, the prognosis and 10-year radiographic deterioration rates were very similar.
