As the M. Pneumoniae example illustrates, good agreement with conventional pathway assignments accompanies a moderately high efficacy value.
As we have evolved over the past decade to recognize and treat high-risk individuals for multidrug-resistant pneumonia (for example, healthcare-associated pneumonia), Shorr and colleagues' risk model allows for that initial discrimination of the high-risk groups.
Pneumococcal pneumonia, for example, is curable.
With pneumonia, for example, patients are supposed to receive antibiotics within four hours of being admitted to the hospital.
Generally, when a patient's lungs are severely injured — by pneumonia, for example — a respirator is enough.
A bit like Herriot: you'd wait for the phone to ring and it was firefighting and rescuing animals with pneumonia, for example.
If antibiotics do fail us, it could be catastrophic for mankind – pneumonia, for example, would once again become a common killer.
As a model of incidental findings, this is flawed since the presence of a broken rib does not rule out the possibility of pneumonia, for example.
Deaths related to flu and pneumonia, for example, fell from about 150 per 100,000 people in 1929 to roughly 100 per 100,000 people in 1930, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Pneumonia, for example, may be listed as the cause of death on death certificates when Alzheimer's is the underlying cause of that pneumonia.
