The predominant pathophysiological factor attributable to the bleeding risk is platelet dysfunction although anaemia, which can impact on the interaction of platelets with the vessel wall and comorbidities like stress ulcers and need for frequent interventions, can contribute in addition to drugs (antiplatelets) [ 1, 4, 8].
It is possible that knowledge of their existence could in future encourage lawyers to approach the department to ask for more frequent interventions.
Even if the Obama administration and the Fed do manage to shrink the government's role to precrisis levels, has the government's immense rescue simply set the stage for more frequent interventions in the future?
But often, if it is considered clinically necessary for routine and frequent interventions that the host placement cannot provide, a deferral of the placement might be advised or required".
The results highlight the need for fast action by the policymaker, combined with frequent interventions (which is made possible when the feedback framework for policy design is adopted).
For some time, the former prime minister's occasional legacy-polishing international speeches have been escalating into more serious and frequent interventions.
Switching insulins and cromolyn were the most frequent therapeutic interventions for lipoatrophy in this series.
These estimates suggest that the transmission of HIV infection in the region of Lazio remains frequent and interventions for prevention should be considered.
There was no guidance on how intense, and how frequent an intervention for a younger age group should be in terms of enhancing cognitive function, or what would be acceptable to primary schools in a different population.
Nevertheless, the authors showed that the most frequent types of interventions for adults were nutrition-based (37.5%), clinic-based (35.0%), bariatric surgery (28%), primary care-based (20%), and research-based (17.5%).
