Sentence examples for mechanically critical from inspiring English sources

In agreement with this observation, our study showed higher expression of genes related to cartilage formation after mechanically critical fixation with higher instability of the bone fragments.

Group II (n = 32) was treated with a mechanically critical external fixator, which allowed free rotation through a highly stiff stainless-steel tube set in two tapered roller bearings, thereby producing a distinct delayed healing [ 17].

In addition, one cost-effectiveness study of MV [ 9] and few studies concerning subgroups of mechanically ventilated critical care patients have been published [ 11- 14].

The present data further support the superiority of real-time ultrasound-guided IJV cannulation as compared with the landmark technique in mechanically ventilated, critical care patients.

This prospective study was conducted from January 2000 to December 2006 in 900 mechanically ventilated critical care patients (the average number of patients hospitalised per year in our unit is 170).

Their trial involved 900 mechanically ventilated critical care patients, who were randomly assigned either to insertion of a central line using the landmark method or to real-time ultrasound guidance.

As in many retrospective studies, only a minority of all the patients admitted and mechanically ventilated on critical care were included; 9% in the neuromuscular group and 25% in the non-neurological group were included in the studies [ 1, 2].

To develop a draft scale measuring nurses' care coordination competency for care of mechanically ventilated patients in critical care settings.

In mechanically agitated contactors, the critical impeller speed for off-bottom suspension, Njs, and cloud height are used to assess solids distribution across the axial axis as an indicator of suspension efficiency.

Mechanically ventilated patients in critical care who are unable to entrain their respiratory activity to the ventilator rhythm and fight the ventilator instead often require sedation or even paralysis in order to avoid lung injury and improve pulmonary ventilation [1].

Bronchoscopy is a safe procedure in critical ill mechanically ventilated patients.