Sentence examples for deterioration requires from inspiring English sources

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Rewarming after a significant period of IH should be slow, because rapid increases in temperature may be associated with increased cerebral oedema, and this neurological deterioration requires prompt recooling [ 38].

Parents or children could also complete the forms between clinic visits to allow for remote monitoring of the child's condition that could signal deterioration requiring clinical intervention.

This include starting with specific group of pavements at airfield such as pavements having a high rate of deterioration, requiring immediate attention or runways and major airfields followed by other pavements.

Although elevated FDP is reported as a predictive factor of deterioration requiring surgery of TBI [16] or as high mortality during ICU stay [17], clinical utility of FDP is not still established in the intraoperative management of TBI.

Conclusion The three Pediatric Early warning scores, developed from pediatric ward and emergency department, can be used to detect deterioration requiring a medical intervention or PICU admission in hospitalized children in pediatric intermediate care unit.

In a more recent study involving 101 consecutive patients with confirmed PE and echocardiographic signs of right ventricular overload, but without hypotension or shock, none of the patients with normal H-FABP (N = 87) on admission to the emergency department experienced clinical deterioration, required inotropic support, or died.

ARF was defined as a respiratory deterioration requiring assisted ventilation, due to an acute illness in a previously stable patient.

During follow-up, 26% (30/117) of patients with clinical deterioration required hospital admission and 15% (17/117) died.

Despite this we believe that ICON is a significant contributing factor in identifying and rescuing patients on the wards before further significant deterioration requiring intensive care.