With regards to our expedited intervention, which did not take into account best corrected distance vision, a study examining presbyopia in Zanzibar, Africa [ 5] showed that only 10.2% of its population, on presentation, was able to see 20/50 at 40 cm.
In countries all over the world with emergency medical care delivery systems that are not fully developed, EMS providers capable of detecting or excluding pneumothorax with ultrasound can help to avoid unnecessary interventions as well as expedite treatment and transportation of the patient to the appropriate higher level of care.
Indications for the FAST examination include: For hypotensive pediatric trauma patients, the FAST examination can rapidly identify hemoperitoneum, hemothorax, or cardiac tamponade and expedite operative intervention and/or transfusion of blood products.
Available pharmacotherapies (e.g., nicotine replacement and varenicline) aid only a subset of individuals with smoking cessation and therefore elucidating the neurobiological impact of these medications is critical to expedite improved interventions.
Rapid detection of resistance expedites appropriate intervention to control the disease.
Moreover, in the non-JIA group, signs of synovial hypertrophy upon MRI evaluation led to an alternative diagnosis that helped to avoid the improper use of anti-rheumatic drugs and in some cases expedited orthopaedic intervention.
The integration of these data sets with well-annotated phenotypic and clinical data will expedite improved interventions based on the individual genomics of the patient and the specific disease.
The WHO has estimated that almost 15% of all women develop complications serious enough to require expedite and skilled intervention if they are to survive without lifelong disabilities [ 5].
Doses of rFVIIa ranging from 10to9090 μg/kg have been used to reverse the effects of warfarin in acute ICH in order to expedite acute neurosurgical interventions with good clinical results (Class IIB, Level of Evidence C) [ 80, 82].
