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Clinicians should consider sickle cell specific therapies for these patients, as is done for those with more frequent acute pain.

Patients with confirmed tophi and more frequent acute gout attacks had lower HRQOL, and the association between HRQOL, tophi and flares remained significant even after accounting for covariates.

Increased bacterial colonization has been shown to lead to more frequent acute exacerbations of COPD (AECOPD) and worse outcomes from those exacerbations (15– 15).

In summary, the chemoradiotherapy used in this study has a moderate activity against locally advanced pancreatic cancer and an acceptable toxicity profile, but appears to have more frequent acute toxicities compared with conventional chemoradiotherapy using 5-FU.

Patients receiving HES had a higher mean SOFA score than patients without HES (9.92 ± 4.12 vs. 8.00 ± 4.07, P < 0.001), tended to more frequent acute renal failure (ARF) (defined as serum creatinine >1.5 mg/dl (132.6 μmol/l) and diuresis ≤500 ml/day, no chronic replacement therapy, RRT), more RRT, lower thrombocyte counts and more frequently received RBCs, but this was non-significant.

However, IDH1/2 and TET2 mutations, while mutually exclusive, are not equivalent because IDH1/2 mutations are more frequent in acute than in chronic myeloid diseases, whereas it is not the case for TET2 alterations, which are more evenly distributed between chronic and acute stages.

Patients with sleep disturbance were older (p = .002), had higher body mass index (p = .011), had more days of pain (p = .003) and more frequent severe acute painful events (emergency room visits and hospitalizations) during the previous 12 months (p < .001).001

The more frequent diagnosis were acute pulmonary oedema and exacerbated COPD.

In the latter method a low compliance is more frequent than in acute sodium load because strict dietary manipulations are difficult to achieve.

Transfers performed by the referral physicians were associated with a higher incidence of complications, unavailability of equipment, and more frequent requirement for acute interventions upon arrival [ 45].

Increasing mean scores using the BDI-II were also associated with more frequent severe/extremely severe acute painful events (p < .001, Table  3).