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Furthermore, our study involved only elective CT scans, excluding emergent ones that are usually performed in subjects with major comorbidities and potentially at high risk of CIN [ 20, 21].
Participant recruitment: All study participants, from emergency department (ED), were evaluated to exclude emergent condition and central nervous system disorder, such as infarction, hemorrhage, and aneurysm.
Due to possible difference in underlying mechanism for the risk of postoperative acute dialysis in emergent surgeries compared to elective surgeries, we excluded emergent surgeries from our analyses.
Even though all patients were screened to exclude emergent conditions, yet no further classification regarding the types of dizziness and vertigo was performed.
One patient and 4 CAT scans were excluded because emergent contrast CAT scans were required to be performed within 12 h of the TACE procedures.
Four patients were excluded because of emergent tracheostomy due to difficult airway (n = 3) or laryngeal oedema (n = 1).
Gunduz et al. reported no need for intubation in patients undergoing NIV but excluded patients undergoing emergent intubation after randomization from their analysis [ 20].
Excluding 4,739 CABG patients with emergent status or prior PCI procedure(s), 83.1% of CABG operations were performed for probable SEIs, 9.7% for possible SEIs and 7.2% for non-SEIs.
It demonstrates the usefulness of TRO in making an emergent diagnosis of myopericarditis while excluding other life-threatening diseases that can lead to earlier appropriate ED disposition and care.
According to our analysis, the re-emergent H1N1 lineage began diversifying approximately one year before it was first detected in China and Russia (sample size weighted average from [19]) (Figure 3); the posterior distributions for the tMRCA of the re-emergent lineage excludes the year of re-emergence.
We conducted a sensitivity analysis of triage advice, excluding several symptom checkers that always or usually recommended emergent care.
