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Introduction Early identification of patients without potential for recovery of brain function may prevent inappropriate treatment of comatose patients after cardiac arrest.
Recognition that such weakness may be of spinal origin may prevent inappropriate treatment and diagnostic testing.
Absence of reciprocal ST-segment depression may be indicative of pseudo-infarction, which may prevent inappropriate or hazardous therapy.
Human plasma contains a CRH-binding protein that inactivates CRH and may prevent inappropriate pituitary-adrenal stimulation in pregnancy.
Different programing strategies, such as the application of antitachycardia pacing therapy and higher rate cut-offs for arrhythmia detection, may prevent inappropriate ICD therapy and may have a beneficial effect on psychosocial functioning.
The participants also suggested a number of strategies that may prevent inappropriate admissions or reduce length of stay (LoS), including: the introduction of new sub-acute care facilities; the introduction of auxiliary nurses to support specialist nursing staff and patient held summaries of specialist consultations.
The retrieval of VAMP7 from the plasma membrane is necessary for its use in subsequent endosomal/lysosomal fusion events, but may also prevent inappropriate endocytic organelle fusion with the plasma membrane.
In the same vein, SKAP-55 may act to prevent inappropriate T-cell responses during the migration of T cells along vessel surfaces where they exit into lymph nodes and/or other tissues.
Under normal physiological situations this feed-back system may serve to prevent inappropriate differentiation of OPCs in normal adult white matter (Robinson and Miller, 1999), while in development one might speculate that signalling from mature oligodendrocytes to early precursors may play a functional role in regulating OPC differentiation.
Therefore, the RE1 in addition to many CTCF binding regions in HSV-1 may be important to prevent inappropriate activation of viral genes during latency and reactivation [13].
Background: Identification of the agents of infectious diarrhea may facilitate appropriate therapy and prevent inappropriate antibiotic use.
