Sentence examples for more critically ill from inspiring English sources

BTT patients may, in general, be expected to have lower severity of illness scores than BTR patients because the more critically ill potential BTT patients would be less suitable for transplantation and, therefore, not receive ECMO as BTT.

Advances in critical care prolong survival in children with liver failure, allowing more critically ill children to undergo orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT).

Jeremy Bloom, Thompson's lawyer, said he was concerned that officials were effectively requiring him to become more critically ill before treatment would be given.

Increasingly complex operations were undertaken, and more critically ill patients, including the very young and the very old, were treated surgically.

In highly occupied units like Christchurch (2.2 beds/1000 people), admission may be limited to the more critically ill [37].

Although more critically ill patients may benefit from a dexmedetomidine strategy, further studies are needed to confirm this result.

In America, the danger is that, as fewer companies have to pay more claims, critically ill victims of asbestos might get inadequate compensation or none at all.

The use of such poorly understood biomarkers resulted in the inclusion of a more generalized critically ill population rather than those patients suspected of being in any real risk from acute kidney injury.

Within the next 24-48 hours, a nightmare started to unfold in Pakistan's second largest city as a number of these patients died and many more became critically ill.

The overall 28 day (20%) and one year mortality (38%) in our patient population was higher than in their series, potentially due to a more heterogeneous critically ill patient mix.

This may be more pronounced in critically ill patients, a more vulnerable population due to the severity of their illness, the complexity of interventions done and the diversity of equipments used in the intensive care unit (ICU).