Sentence examples for population bleeding from inspiring English sources

In a Japanese population, bleeding was absent in 47.5% of sextants with a CPITN score of 2 for calculus [ 33].

In our population bleeding also occurred more frequently in ECMO patients, and they required more transfusions compared to non ECMO patients.

It is unlikely, therefore, that somatostatin or octreotide would help in a patient population bleeding principally from NVUGB – the usual setting as this group comprises 80%to90%0% of all bleeders seen [ 28].

As expected, we showed that advanced age, hospitalized episodes, and most co-morbidities were independently associated with 30-day mortality after ANVUGIB among patients on dialysis, similar to findings from the general population, while bleeding from peptic ulcer disease rather than from any other cause did not significantly associate with short-term mortality after ANVUGIB.

Some find Mr. Reich's later music, tailored to the general symphonic population, somewhat bled of original essence.

In the overall population, resternotomy for bleeding was necessary in 205 patients (5.9 %) and 2067 (59.8 %) required RBC transfusions.

Because both coagulopathy and MEN are sequelae of Neisseria meningitidis infection, patients with meningococcal disease (MD) may represent an additional population predisposed to bleeding complications [ 18, 19].

Heterogeneity of clinical studies, selected populations, concern about bleeding, and lack of a clear clinical benefit are some of the reasons that could explain the gap between theory and practice.

He said that Afghan forces are "bleeding for the population, the population needs to lean in to support them".

In the anticoagulated population, splenic bleeding is a rare complication compared to the common haemorrhages involving the anterior abdominal wall and iliopsoas muscles [12, 13, 14].

In fact, we are currently enrolling combat casualties in a prospective, randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of COX-2 inhibitors on prevention of HO formation, as well as to assess the adverse side effects in this patient population, including bleeding and delayed long bone fracture healing.