With respect to other outcome measures, seven patients with PdiTw <10 cmH2O were transferred to a long-term ventilator facility while only one of the patients with PdiTw ≥10 cmH2O was transferred to a LTAC facility.
We assumed that none of the main outcomes would be less than 50% in the control group and that the average number of patients included per practice would be around 10 per outcome measure (three patients per physician, and three physicians per practice).
When prompted, two patients said that they perceived financial incentives as a voluntary and non-coercive measure, two patients did not know what to think about this, and one indicated that he perceived financial incentives as a coercive measure, saying that "I have to take the medication anyway".
We will measure two patient safety indicators: SMR and prolonged hospital stay.
HR, MAP, CVP, CO (measured in three patients) and diuresis did not change.
We studied 22 sets of measures in seven patients (five female and two male) with a mean age of 60.57 ± 23.25 years.
Quality of life, pain, overall complication rate, and recurrence were measured.One hundred and seventy-two patients were randomized to Strattice™ (n = 84) or Ultrapro (n = 88).
In this study, IGP was measured in nine patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy at a variety of different insufflation pressures.
For one patient of scanner I, injected dose was not measured and two patients showed visually identifiable motion, and these patient had to be excluded from further analyses.
The intraoperative error during CT image measurements was defined as the difference in the distances from the intercanthus horizontal plane to the right mouth corner when repeatedly measured in ten patients.
