Sentence examples for fully resuscitated from inspiring English sources

Following hemorrhage, the animals were either given no initial resuscitation for 2 hours and then fully resuscitated with a volume of 5% colloid equivalent to 120% of their SBV.

These data, however, originate from un-resuscitated, short-term models in rats, whereas we studied long-term, fully resuscitated porcine septic shock.

Enteral feeding was started as soon as the patient was hemodynamically stable and fully resuscitated, usually within 24 h.

Within this period, septic shock patients are not fully resuscitated yet, and as a consequence, low values of ScvO2 are observed more frequently [35 37].

Indeed, we have demonstrated that the ∆PCO2/∆ContO2 ratio is a reliable marker of global anaerobic metabolism in the very early period of septic shock where patients are still not fully resuscitated and that ∆ContCO2/∆ContO2 is not superior to ∆PCO2/∆ContO2 for predicting the presence of global tissue hypoxia in these patients.

Here in New Zealand, Tony Veitch has fully resuscitated his broadcast career after breaking his wife's back.

If the Knicks do fully resuscitate themselves and make it into the playoffs, a potential first-round destination is Cleveland, a possibility not lost on James.

I think I've more than shown that I'm willing to criticize certain Members of Congress and members of the administration alike when they miss the mark on fully resuscitating our wheezing economy and bringing fairness -- and full employment -- back to the middle class.

Whether or not one fully resuscitates a bleeding patient depends on the rate of bleeding, the ability to control the bleeding, and the presence of coagulopathy.

Consequently, we cannot extrapolate our results to sepsis patients with no or less-severe hypotension -- as those studied by Rivers et al. [ 13] -- that are generally fully volume resuscitated before receiving norepinephrine.

Hence even extremely preterm babies may be aggressively resuscitated and data fully recorded, although practices still vary between countries.