Sentence examples for important bleeding in from inspiring English sources

US was the only investigation for seven of them; they all had a positive US showing important bleeding in the abdomen or in the chest.

Koreth and colleagues identified over 16 published bleeding scales, none of which were designed to capture clinically important bleeding in critically ill patients [ 24].

Although it possible that the attributable morbidity and mortality of clinically important bleeding in such patients may differ from other ICU patients ventilated for at least 48 hours, this seems very unlikely.

In two multicentre studies, the Canadian Critical Care Trials Group has found that clinically important bleeding occurs in 4% of mechanically ventilated patients [ 4, 8].

These patients are at increased risk of gastrointestinal bleeding with clinically important bleeding occurring in about 3.5% of patients ventilated for 48 hours or more [ 1].

Meta-analyses showed that the incidence of clinically important bleeding was significantly lower in the PPI group as compared with H2RA (OR 0.45, 95% CI (0.21, 0.9), P = 0.04).

Prevention may be unnecessary in populations in which clinically important bleeding is documented to be very rare, [ 40], and thus bleeding prophy-laxis strategies may need to be customized to different settings.

To provide estimates of the mortality and length of ICU stay attributable to clinically important bleeding, three statistical methods (described in the following) were applied to both databases.

Two risk factors have been found to be predictive of clinically important bleeding using multivariate analytic techniques in a large sample of mixed medical/surgical patients [ 9].

The most comprehensive meta-analysis [ 1] found no substantial differences in clinically important bleeding between the latter agents, whereas the most recent and largest randomized trial [ 2] suggested that ranitidine was more efficacious than sucralfate (at least with the doses used in the trial).

However, even at the low dose evaluated in this trial, the use of aspirin was associated with a significant increase in clinically important bleeding events and any potential benefit at higher doses, if found, must take into account this potential for excess risk.