Clinical management of the acute burn is not altered by the results of routine wound cultures and pan-cultures obtained in the first 24 hours of admission.
The objectives of this study are to (1) establish the proportion and cost of cultures obtained in the first 24 hours after acute burn injury that yield positive microbiological cultures and (2) determine the utility of pan-culturing for temperatures greater than 38.5°C in the first 24 hours following burn injury.
In 1969, Algiers hosted the Pan-African culture festival.
Now numbering 50,000, the slaves' descendants have knitted customs from different homelands into a Pan-African culture.
Her last CD-book, Mare Nostrum, returns to the theme of pan-Mediterranean culture that ran through so much of her work.
What dazzled him was the city itself, the center of a pan-European culture, which he aspired to join a task that would not be easy.
What dazzled him was the city itself, the center of a pan-European culture, which he aspired to join — a task that would not be easy.
To his way of thinking, there's no reason to draw an uncrossable line between fiction and memoir, down-at-heel realism and stylistic exuberance, the New Jersey experience and pan-American culture.
In fact, it was rooted in the hinterland of south-central Libya, with its pan-Islamic culture, kinship networks, fear of the central state and mistrust of the West.
The museum's 10 thematic galleries explore traditional aspects of pan-Asian culture, the focus shifting between exquisite, subtly-lit artefacts from Southeast Asia, China, India, Sri Lanka and even Turkey.
After decades of cross-pollination between different online communities, a pan-internet culture has developed and refined a common system of values.
