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Choosing appropriate surgical patients in the setting of spinal metastases can be challenging.

Methods: In this preliminary study, we presented videos showing sedated pediatric patients in the setting of a procedural sedation lesson to two randomized groups of residents, one attending a lesson on RSS explained through the masterpieces of Caravaggio, the other without artistic support.

Ocular T. canis may present with retinal vasculitis in young patients in the setting of acute systemic infection.

METHODS: The Monitoring and Actualization of Noetic Training (MANTRA) pilot study examined the feasibility of applying 4 noetic therapies-stress relaxation, imagery, touch therapy, and prayer-to patients in the setting of acute coronary interventions.

CONCLUSIONS Although cardiac surgery in unresponsive patients in the setting of acute myocardial infarction complicated by cardiogenic shock is associated with considerable neurological disability and mortality, the majority survive to discharge.

The aim of this study was to assess the epidemiology of DVT and associated PE by repeated compression duplex ultrasound (DUS), in severe trauma patients in the setting of a rigorous and early mechanical and pharmacological thromboprophylaxis protocol.

Hupert et al proposed a 3-tier screening protocol to identify potential early IA case-patients in the setting of a large-scale anthrax exposure, to aid ED physicians in decisions regarding PEP, and to support the clinical treatment decision process (30 ).

To our knowledge this is the first report of PRES in an HIV-infected patient in the setting of disseminated VZV and associated vasculopathy.

The objectives of this approach are to assess the initial condition of the patient in the setting of nontraumatic normothermic cardiac arrest, and to optimize the reliability of Pet CO2 in predicting survival in such patients.

Such adjustment also may be needed when choosing the optimal negative and positive predictive values of PCT, which should depend on the outcome prevalence, and thus the expected risk, of the typical patient in the setting of interest.

This information is important, as it may serve to alter the clinical care of the patient in the setting of invasive infection where the length of therapy is typically prolonged, raising the likelihood of inducible resistance resulting in treatment failures during the course of treatment.