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TBM was defined as "possible" in patients with at least four of the following: a history of tuberculosis, predominance of lymphocytes in the cerebrospinal fluid, illness duration of more than five days, a ratio of cerebrospinal fluid glucose to plasma glucose of less than 0.5, altered consciousness, yellow cerebrospinal fluid, or focal neurological signs.
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Roche, the world's biggest maker of diagnostic tests, will have to renegotiate the contract or lose access to technology used to evaluate body fluids for illnesses like cancer and thyroid disorders.
In critical illness, fluid overload may predispose to acute renal dysfunction by a number of mechanisms.
A urine output <0.3 ml/kg/hour predicted in-hospital mortality and 1-year mortafter adjustingusting for age, body weight, severity of illness, fluid balance, and vasopressor use.
Hazard ratios for in-hospital mortality and 1-year mortality were 2.25 (1.40 to 3.61) and 2.15 (1.47 to 3.15) respectively after adjustment for age, body weight, severity of illness, fluid balance, and vasopressor use.
At the other end of the fun meter, Gatorade is known to geriatric doctors as a fluid replacement after illnesses like diarrhea.
Exposed persons were identified as any persons who potentially came into contact with the patient or his body fluids during his illness.
In acute illness, exogenous fluid replacement almost inevitably leads to positive fluid balances.
The majority finished IV fluids by the end of the critical period but a small proportion started IV fluids late in their illness and almost 20% continued on IV fluids to D10 and beyond.
The tests on blood, urine and spinal fluid suggested that the illness was probably not infectious.
Quantify fluid balance, severity of illness and mortality of ARDS patients.
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