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To evaluate a workflow model and define factors affecting patient visit length in an anticoagulation clinic primarily treating an urban patient population.
But American automakers, having emerged from the Detroit pressure cooker with increased production momentum and a restored measure of public good will, are primarily treating Chicago this year as an anachronistic showcase of pig iron and horsepower.
Most CAHs admit patients to the ICU daily or weekly, primarily treating cardiac, respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and drug- or alcohol-related conditions.
(Presenter: J. Senges, Ludwigshafen) Of 1,082 German hospitals primarily treating ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), 280 (26%) joined the DHR (Deutsches Herzinfarkt Register) registry that aimed at mirroring daily practice of MI treatment in Germany without pre-selecting large or catheter laboratory equipped institutions.
Interpretation of the few and inconsistent observational studies on the short-term prognosis of alcoholic patients in general ICUs is complicated by inclusion of highly selected study populations, such as trauma patients and patients undergoing major surgery, or by inclusion of ICU patients from hospitals primarily treating mentally ill and alcohol/drug abusing patients [ 3, 13, 14].
Urban runoff is primarily treated by settling particles.
"We struggle with it all the time," said Dr. Steve Becker, a San Francisco doctor who primarily treats H.I.V.-positive patients.
Dr. Sullivan, 61, primarily treated alcoholism until "a spectacular explosion of prescription opioid drugs" starting around 2000.
The limited work that has been reported on biomass fluidization primarily treats means of achieving fluidization, mixing and segregation.
Long bone fractures are primarily treated with internal fixation devices, and intramedullary (IM) nails are the most commonly used.
Nevertheless, more than 80% of the patients were previously primarily treated on the basis of other tentative diagnoses.
