Russia's gas monopoly, Gazprom, has declared war on one of its unruly subsidiaries, accusing the subsidiary's management of draining away assets illegally.
To reduce the hospital stay after MRM, early discharge with the drains in situ has been reported but discharging patients with drains in situ has an inherent difficulty faced by the patients in management of drains besides higher incidence of wound infection [ 13, 14].
The management of a drain after Pancreaticoduodenectomy (PD) and distal pancreatectomy (DP) remains a controversial issue.
Conclusions elucidated that such modeling could be used for design and management of urban drains that are faced by flooding.
The aim of this systematic review was to summarise the best available evidence relating to the nursing management of chest drains.
In a third world country where the patients are poor, uneducated coming from far and remote areas with limited medical facilities, there is an added difficulty in management of the drains away from the hospital.
Management of the drainage ditches which drain the Fens are the responsibility of the Black Sluice Internal Drainage Board, who maintain 34 pumping stations and three gravity stations in the region.
When Ligand Pharmaceuticals agreed to pay $12.15 million last month to settle shareholder lawsuits over years of false financial statements, its chairman and C.E.O., David E. Robinson, said the company did so only "to put the uncertainty, expense and management time drain of the class action and derivative litigation behind it".
Patient demographic data, history of BPH, prostate size estimated by DRE, type of AUR (spontaneous or precipitated), amount of drained volume, management of AUR (type and duration of catheterization, TWOC, use of α1-blockers before TWOC, hospitalization rate, immediate or elective surgery) and adverse events observed during the catheterization period were recorded.
The present study was designed as a non-inferiority study in order to test the hypothesis that the use of the lysine-derived urethane adhesive, without the concomitant use of drains, could provide a less invasive alternative to the use of drains for the management of fluid accumulation following a common large flap surgical procedure.
