Therefore, we should consider the possibility that mechanical ventilation per se, ventilator setting, and type of infusion become exacerbation factors for organ dysfunction after the renal IRI.
Infection and adipogenesis are exacerbation factors of lymphedema.
In the management of any child with cough irrespective of the aetiology, attention to exacerbation factors is encouraged.
Other conditions must have been excluded, exacerbation factors treated, and patients felt to be generally adherent with their medication for this definition of refractory asthma.
However, the inclusion of the "healthcare utilisation" approach (".. may warrant a change in regular medication") in the definition may introduce in the diagnosis of exacerbation factors related to the access to health care services which may not be related to the underlying pathophysiologal process which characterizes exacerbations.
However, the inclusion of the "healthcare utilisation" approach (".. may warrant a change in regular medication") in the current definition may introduce in the diagnosis of exacerbation factors related to the access to health care services which may not be related to the underlying pathophysiologal process which characterizes exacerbations[ 14, 15].
Objectives to determine the prognosis of bronchiectasis exacerbation and factors associated with mortality in these patients.
Table 4 shows the correlation between the annual change in BMD and associated factors for osteoporosis (exacerbation frequency and factors that have been shown to be associated with osteoporosis).
There is now strong evidence that fall risk is increased in older people with CI as a result of both a) exacerbation of risk factors found in cognitively intact older people and b) fall risk factors that are specific to CI.
These symptoms were captured by the NSS along with a measure of the distribution, presence of nocturnal exacerbation, and relieving factors.
