Sentence examples for mean infusion volume from inspiring English sources

Mean infusion volume was 950 milliliters/daily, and mean urine output was 1250 milliliters/daily with a mean fluid balance of −300 milliliters in the first 24 hours.

Multiple linear regression analysis was performed to estimate the dependence of age, body mass index (BMI), mean infusion rate of glucose (mg/kg/h) and insulin (mU/kg/h) during surgery, operation time, total fluid volume, intraoperative blood loss, and intraoperative blood transfusion on the reduction of TP and albumin concentrations from the control to Day1 values.

In all cases the infusion volume was 2 ml/kg.

Moreover, operation time, blood loss, and infusion volume were correlated with anesthesia time (p < 0.05).

The mean dose was 0.7 µg/kg/h and the mean infusion time was 50 h.

Given frequent IRRs, demonstrated techniques to reduce the IRRs were implemented, including increased infusion volume, increased infusion time, and premedication with IV glucocorticoids.

Infusion temperature was a more important risk factor than infusion volume, maybe partly because of the small infusion volumes used.

Four patients were excluded because infusion volume was not recorded.

In total the mean infusion rate was 6.42 ml/minute for the first infusion.

In all animals, the infusion volume was calculated not to exceed 10% of blood volume in each individual animal.

The intraoperative infusion volume was greater in Group A1 than in Group A2 (Table  3).