Sentence examples for post abdominal from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Selected images from a CT angiogram in a 55-year-old man undergoing imaging surveillance post abdominal aortic aneurysm endovascular stent graft repair (EVAR).

We chose the 24 hr time point post surgery, as previous studies indicated maximum impairment in innate responses post abdominal sepsis occurred at this time point.

The remaining of 57 cirrhotic patients with AKI-prone conditions (47 %) were hospitalized due to GI bleeding (n = 32; 26.4 %), acute decompensation from hepatic encephalopathy (n = 15; 12.4 %), hypovolemia from diuretic overdose (n = 6; 5 %) and hypovolemia post abdominal paracentesis (n = 4; 3.3 %).

Adult ICU patients with confirmed C/IC meeting ≥l of the following criteria were enrolled: post-abdominal surgery, solid tumour, renal/hepatic insufficiency, solid organ transplant, neutropaenia, and age ≥65 years.

Prevalence of DVT among major post-abdominal surgery patients was low (5%).

Despite large RCT in this context [5 8, 11], data regarding post-abdominal surgery patients are missing.

One hundred (100) post-abdominal surgery patients were included in this study, 52% of whom were females.

Hence, if necessary, our results suggest that clinicians should not refrain from proning patients with post-abdominal surgery ARDS.

This is the first retrospective multicentre study evaluating safety and efficacy of prone position for severe post-abdominal surgery ARDS patients.

Indeed, although post-abdominal surgery is not stated as a contraindication to prone position, it is difficult to extract specific figures regarding this population from these studies.

Despite our conclusive results, the decision to turn a post-abdominal surgery patient prone should be taken on a case-by-case basis after discussion between the surgeons and the intensivists.