Sentence examples for maintaining organ function from inspiring English sources

The protective role of NO in maintaining organ function has been demonstrated in several studies.

This post-burn hypermetabolism is initiated to provide sufficient energy for maintaining organ function and whole-body homeostasis under demanding trauma conditions [ 5- 8].

We deferentially followed the seemingly unassailable logic that normal healthy values would provide the optimal milieu for either maintaining organ function or hastening recovery.

The rationale for the expectation that women of childbearing age will have superior outcomes following critical care is that studies in numerous rat models have shown how important oestrogens are in maintaining organ function during critical illness [ 29, 30].

This system provides valuable insights into mechanisms that mitigate the influence of variability to regulate cell cell interactions and maintain organ function.

Stem cell-based approaches may help to maintain organ function by replacing damaged or lost cells.

The multiple physiological derangements which the potential organ donor manifests require aggressive, labor intensive management in order to maintain organ function until legal brain death is declared and procurement can be undertaken [ 12].

Alternatively, the deletion of microvessels results in the depletion of the tissue-specific stem cell niche that subsequently becomes prematurely exhausted and unable to maintain organ function [ 59, 60].

The provision of complex medical care in the intensive care unit (ICU) environment is challenging as the established goals of intensive care are to reduce the morbidity and mortality related to critical illness, maintain organ function, and restore health.

This aggressive management, which is necessary to maintain organ function until brain death is declared and procurement can be undertaken, is extremely labor and resource intensive [ 13, 16, 21, 22, 23, 26].

The microcirculation may have a key role in the development of (multiple) organ failure in the critically ill and the main aim of hemodynamic resuscitation in these patients is to restore microcirculatory perfusion and tissue oxygenation to prevent organ hypoxia and maintain organ function [ 1- 3].