Sentence examples for lack of prophylaxis from inspiring English sources

The main transmission causes were late HIV infection diagnosis of the mother, lack of prophylaxis/treatment for mothers, vaginal birth, breastfeeding, lack of prophylaxis in children or tardiness in initiating it.

The absence of any relation between yeast in polymicrobial infection and death is not likely caused by a lack of prophylaxis.

Use of prophylaxis (TMP SMX, dapsone, pentamidine), and potential reasons for lack of prophylaxis (previous drug allergy or intolerance, patient not considered high risk by treating physician, patient requiring palliative care services, noncompliance) were documented.

Interview 39-Junior Medical Officer, Medical ward Senior clinicians who had had a patient who suffered or died from a pulmonary embolism as a result of a lack of prophylaxis were more likely to be conscientious with subsequent patients.

The only death in our center was a result of the delayed diagnosis and the lack of prophylaxis against malaria: the patient stayed for 5 days in Senegal, presented influenza-like symptoms after return to Poland for over 20 days, and was treated by his general practitioner for presumed bronchitis.

In Angola, after 30 years of civil war, the health care system has serious deficiencies including the lack of systematic prophylaxis for ON.

The strongest predictors of drug abuse were the combination of female sex and travel to Asia, education <12 school years, age <25 years, and lack of malaria prophylaxis.

Despite the lack of corticosteroid prophylaxis, only three patients developed fluid retention (all grade 1), and no patients had a hypersensitivity reaction.

The reasons of the lack of a prophylaxis for D. immitis are: the unawareness of the severity of this parasite, the economic issue and the difficulties of managing and monitoring of the kenneled dogs.

Together with the seriousness of the trauma spectrum in our patients and the long period of immobilization while waiting for surgery, the lack of VTE prophylaxis could explain the overall postoperative mortality of 2.2% in this study.

Previous studies established a number of risk factors for CIED infection: high number of leads (especially higher than two), impaired left ventricle function, chronic kidney disease, lack of antibiotic prophylaxis, chronic steroid use, and reinterventions.