Sentence examples for more invasive monitoring from inspiring English sources
The identification of the potential AKI progression may allow us to initiate early interventions (e.g., more invasive monitoring and RRT) before the development of life-threatening complications.
Once we succumb to this monitoring it will make us more used to being watched, which will make us less resistant to more invasive monitoring and less financial incentives.
To supplement to normal levels would mean adding supplementation in order to reach normal plasma concentrations, or normal availability in tissues if more invasive monitoring is possible.
ONSD measurement could provide important clinical information on the likelihood of intracranial hypertension, and it may help to identify those patients who require more invasive monitoring.
These monitors have the potential to track SV and CO in situations requiring early hemodynamic intervention when more invasive monitoring modalities are not readily available.
Pertinent topics for the anesthesiologists were; successful airway management, indications for more invasive monitoring, and the planning of the postoperative period and deposition.
The boarding patients also required more frequent ventilation and more invasive haemodynamic monitoring than transferred patients.
These results are in contrast to those highlighted by Ho and coworkers [ 1], who reported more widespread invasive monitoring and use of vasopressors, in the absence of a formal protocol for goal-directed therapy.
For example, continuous monitoring of arterial pressure is more invasive than intermittent monitoring but is helpful in hypotensive (or severe hypertensive) states.
We review the scientific evidence for best using routinely available physiologic data and a few more sophisticated and invasive monitoring technologies during weaning.
And while social media might seem to indicate personality traits associated with safe driving, a new seam of far more personal and invasive monitoring is opening up in the Internet of Things (IoT) – thousands of internet-connected devices that monitor our lives at home, work and in transit.
