Sentence examples for poor fluid from inspiring English sources

Poor fluid management of preeclamptic patients has been shown to increase the risk of severe maternal morbidity and even mortality.

This suggests that other factors can control performance such as cross-flow regions that exist near shell ports or poor fluid distribution from the shell inlet port.

A precarious hemodynamic state (cardiac index lower than 2.7 l/min/m2, catecholamines therapy and lower diastolic arterial pressure) also appears predictive of a poor fluid removal hemodynamic tolerance.

The major constraints of tight oil are low maturity, heavy oil quality, low gas content, low formation pressure, and poor fluid mobility as well as difficulty in exploiting and producing.

Conclusion: Unless major airways are blocked, meconium is not associated with reduced fetal lung liquid production, which can cause poor lung development, but there may well be poor fluid removal after birth because of compromised reabsorptive mechanisms, which are unlikely to be helped by possible hormonal intervention.

This paper considers applications where the product design or process design is considered to be seriously flawed if its performance is inferior at any level of the environmental factor, for example, if a particular prosthetic heart valve design has poor fluid flow characteristics at certain pulse rates, then a manufacturer will not want to put this design into production.

Endotamponade underfill may arise either as a result of a poor fluid-air exchange technique or as a result of the compression of the vitreal base remnants by the tamponade intraoperatively or by choroidal decongestion postoperatively.

In the event of non-osmotic excess secretion of ADH, as it has been observed in post-operative patients, generous intake of solute-poor fluid might result in a positive water balance.

However, hydroxy complexes of rhenium may become important at higher pH ranges in chloride-poor fluids, in which case an increase in pH might possibly cause an increase in rhenium solubility.

In controlled trials, chloride-liberal fluids compared to chloride-poor fluids have been linked to longer time to micturition [ 21], lower urine output [ 29] and in a recent observational study of over 31,000 postoperative patients, 0.9% saline compared to 'balanced' crystalloids increased the risk of acute renal failure requiring dialysis [ 30].

These were, however, possibly associated with concurrent poor oral fluid intake.