Sentence examples for incidence of need from inspiring English sources
This has been correlated with higher incidence of post-procedural aortic regurgitation due to decreased apposition of prosthesis with the aortic wall [25] and higher incidence of need for pacemaker implantation following procedure [15].
There was a high incidence of need of MV (84.1%).
While these species are associated with nosocomial risk factors, they were not associated with a higher incidence of need for valve replacement or greater mortality.
Study design: Patients diagnosed with new onset UVCP after esophagectomy, pneumonectomy or pulmonary lobectomy were reviewed to determine the incidence of pneumonia, need for postoperative bronchoscopy and length of stay (LOS).
However, because unintended pregnancy precedes nearly all abortions, efforts to reduce the incidence of abortion need to focus on helping women, men, and couples avoid pregnancies that they do not desire.
In keeping with that finding, the incidence of postoperative need for renal replacement therapy (RRT) was 15.3% in patients with ScvO2 above 80% compared with 9.4% in group N and 13.2% in group L (Table 2).
The reduction in incidence of the need for RRT reported in the treatment arm was not significant (p = 0.11, I = 47 %; FEM OR 0.27, 95%% CI 0.06 1.19) (Additional file 3).
This indicates that in order to evaluate the overall impact of measures designed to reduce infections after cardiac surgery, not only the incidence of infection needs to be followed up but other factors also need to be taken into account.
It is important to recognize that our study was not powered to detect differences in these secondary outcomes so the finding of increased incidence of ROP needs to be confirmed/refuted in future studies.
ISD networks such as the PRISMA Model, however, seem to be effective in reducing unmet needs, and a study realized in the United States revealed that although unmet needs were substantial in the 6 states surveyed, the broader the access to publicly supported care in a state, the lower the incidence of unmet needs [ 13].
Few data on incidence and predictors of need for high-dose inotropic support in this setting are currently available.
