Furthermore, self-swabbing could be used to identify ARI/ILI etiologies in the community that might be missed from reliance on medically-attended disease surveillance.
We speculate that these may be related to either i) the etiology of pulmonary inflammation/injury, or ii) the dose of CO used, and subsequent levels of COHb achieved.
In one study in the US evaluating patients with dyspnea of unclear etiology (i.e., after ruling out congestive heart failure, pneumonia, COPD, pulmonary embolism), pericardial effusion was found in 13.6% of patients [45].
BLM was injected intravenously in order to 1) reproduce the route of administration of the only human PF with a known etiology (i.e., associated with BLM cancer chemotherapy) and 2) to avoid the pronounced and acute effects of the very invasive and inflammation prone intratracheal route of administration.
Many experts discussed possible benefits of classification according to etiology (i.e. Alzheimer's vs. vascular origin).
The second aim was to study whether any difference exists on the effect of RFVE, due to stroke etiology (i.e., hemorrhagic, ischemic).
In patients with non-gonococcal urethritis (NGU), M. genitalium is commonly the second most frequent etiology, i.e., after Chlamydia trachomatis [ 1- 6].
The enrolled patients were stratified a posteriori according to stroke etiology (i.e., ischemic, hemorrhagic) both in experimental and control groups.
In addition, data demonstrated that the effect of RFVE therapy is beneficial independently from stroke etiology (i.e., hemorrhagic, ischemic) for both motor and ADL functions.
In addition, local health protection units return standardized data (i.e., etiology, outbreak location, morbidity/mortality rates, vehicles of infection, and evidence of association) on all detected general outbreaks of infectious intestinal diseases to national surveillance (12 ).
