Sentence examples for multiple continuous infusions from inspiring English sources
In patients receiving multiple continuous infusions, FO is associated with increased health care resources and costs.
This study describes the costs and outcomes of FO in patients receiving multiple continuous infusions.
Therefore, as an initial step, a retrospective descriptive study was conducted using a large hospital administrative database to describe an FO patient population in the adult ICU that was receiving multiple continuous infusions.
This study serves as an initial attempt to characterize patients with FO who are receiving multiple continuous infusions and the associated economic burden placed on the US health care system.
Administration of high dose, multiple medications and continuous infusions (vs. intermittent administration) is associated with increased likelihood of adverse reactions, prolonged sedation and mechanical ventilation, delayed weaning and increased length of stay in ICU [ 9- 11].
Forty-five patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma received continuous infusions of vincristine (0.4 mg total dose daily for 4 days) and adriamycin (9 mg m-2 daily for 4 days) with a high dose of methylprednisolone (1 g m-2 i.v. or p.o. daily by 1 h infusion), the VAMP regimen.
This could be achieved using a different virus-mediated gene delivery system, multiple site injections, continuous infusion of larger volume using a cannula, and cell type-specific promoters.
Third, only one single iv dose of Gln (0.75 g/kg) was used [ 4], and consequently, we cannot exclude the possibility that multiple doses or continuous infusion could yield better histological results [ 11].
However, the intravenous application of TXA has a major disadvantage on uncertain risk of drug-induced venous thromboembolic (VTE) complication from prolonged high systemic drug level especially with multiple injection or continuous infusion regimens [ 5].
To sedate patients in the ICU, midazolam is commonly administered via titrated, continuous infusions.
Aradillas Lopez orders a ten-day stay with slow, continuous infusions at intensive care units.
