Sentence examples for most recent plasma from inspiring English sources

We used the most recent plasma creatinine measurement from an outpatient clinic or general practitioner one year to seven days before the current hospitalization to compute eGFR [ 19].

As a general rule, the most recent plasma sample stored before the analysis index time was analyzed in both cases and matching pair of controls (late samples).

We used the most recent plasma creatinine measurement from an outpatient clinic or general practitioner visit within one year to seven days before the current hospitalization to compute the eGFR [ 26].

Eligibility to participate also required that the two most recent plasma HIV-1 RNA measurements were <50 copies/ml and the two most recent CD4 % measurements were ≥30%% (ages 2 6 years) or ≥25 % and CD4 count ≥500 cells/mm (7 15 years) [ 14].

Postsurgical plasma ctDNA percentage levels were used as a continuous covariate by taking, for each patient, the most recent plasma sample time-point prior to an outcome event, and for each time-point, using the rearrangement with the maximal ctDNA percentage value as this was thought to be most clinically relevant.

These investigators also developed a novel population-level HIV risk measure termed "community viral load"—defined as the mean of all persons' most recent HIV plasma RNA levels and reported that community viral load declined substantially from 2004 2008 period [15].

The most recent target range for plasma glucose in the hospital are: preprandial = <110 mg/dl; peak postprandial = <180 mg/dl; and for critically ill patients = 80-110 mg/dl [ 53].

Her most recent laboratory results are: Plasma glucose 87 mg/dL, total cholesterol 145 mg/dL, triglycerides 172 mg/dL, HDL cholesterol 66.3 mg/dL, LDL cholesterol 73 mg/dL, creatinine 1.3 mg/dL, BUN 30 mg/dL and glycated hemoglobin 5.3%%.

In all the HIV-patients CD4+ T-cell count (most recent value and nadir) and plasma HIV-RNA levels were assessed as previously reported [ 14].

The most recent studies have revealed that plasma membrane-derived vesicles, namely exosomes and microvesicles, can transfer miRNAs from donor to recipient cells [ 21].

The most recent CD4 T-lymphocyte count and plasma HIV RNA level within 3 months of blood culture was used.