Sentence examples for disease operations from inspiring English sources

Our data are in agreement with Munoz and associates [ 15], who demonstrated that peak lactate developed mainly during the rewarming phase, and that the increase of lactate during CPB was associated with increased morbidity and mortality in congenital heart disease operations.

However, conditions associated with the causal pathway of ESRD such as hypertension, diabetes, gout, arterial diseases (cardiac, cerebral, peripheral), renal diseases, other serious diseases or operations, and family history of chronic renal diseases were much more prevalent in cases than in controls with upper-most, extreme use of analgesics.

They also filled out a baseline patient information sheet, including their contact information; number of physician-diagnosed diseases, specifically cardiovascular diseases; past operations; allergies; and medication history, including number and types of any over-the-counter or physician-prescribed medications.

New York City has one of the most elaborate disease surveillance operations in the country.

While one person on average is gored per year in Yellowstone, more than 3,700 bison have died since 2000 during "hazing" or disease control operations, according to On Earth magazine.

Three scenarios are considered for the control of bovine tuberculosis in possums where the spatial aspect is shown to be crucial for the design of disease management operations.

Finally, and sadly, what do we know about the consequences of devastating colonial degradation, code word for imposing European disease, military operations, forced religious conversion and environmental damage?

Total casualties included 10 killed and 40 wounded, with most deaths being from disease during operations in Mesopotamia.

Vertical programmes implement disease control operations through direct command lines, but create additional parallel lines requiring greater financial and human resources [ 2].

ICD-9 is designed for the classification of morbidity and mortality information for statistical purposes and for indexing of hospital records by disease and operations, for data storage and retrieval.

Given the above, the observed effect is likely to be associated with the type and quality of disease control operations that were implemented during particular periods of the epidemic waves.