Sentence examples for pneumonia failure from inspiring English sources

Smoking-associated complications included surgical site infection (SSI), cardiovascular complications (myocardial infarction, cardiac arrest and/or stroke) and pulmonary complications (pneumonia, failure to wean and/or reintubation).

The most common treatment errors for children with severe illness were failure to give the first dose of cotrimoxazole for pneumonia, failure to give the first doses of amoxicillin and vitamin A for severe complicated malnutrition, and not referring children to health centers when it was required.

Specifically, the outcomes included: (1) SSIs; (2) cardiovascular complications, defined as occurrence of myocardial infarction, cardiac arrest and/or stroke; (3) pulmonary complications, defined as occurrence of pneumonia, failure to wean and/or reintubation and (4) overall composite outcome, defined as the occurrence of SSI, cardiovascular and/or pulmonary complications.

Three of the earliest victims suffered severe pneumonia, respiratory failure, septic shock, brain damage, kidney failure and other major complications.

Surgical patients, for example, were typically readmitted for such medical conditions as pneumonia, heart failure or bacterial infections.

Beginning this year, the health care reform act will penalize hospitals that have high readmission rates for three conditions: pneumonia, heart failure and heart attacks.

We find that for medical conditions -- heart attack, pneumonia, heart failure -- much of what drives readmissions is how sick patients are, or what kind of social support they have at home.

The benefits achieved by neuraxial blockade should, in theory, reduce perioperative thrombotic (e.g., myocardial infarction, deep vein thrombosis) and respiratory (e.g., pneumonia, respiratory failure) events.

Respiratory diseases complications consisted of pneumonia, respiratory failure.

Systemic complications included aspiration pneumonia, respiratory failure, DIC, and hepatic complications.

A 5-year-old boy presenting with pneumonia, respiratory failure and severe sepsis.