Sentence examples for prolonged need from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis was that ABDC is a safe and effective treatment for Candida spp. colonization of the respiratory tract and thereby prevents VAP and prolonged need for mechanical ventilation during SDD in the ICU.

The hypothesis was that inhalational AB deoxycholate is a safe and effective treatment for Candida spp. colonization of the respiratory tract and thereby prevents VAP and prolonged need for mechanical ventilation.

Five hundred and twenty consecutive critically ill patients in a 3-year period, who underwent a 250 μg ACTH stimulation test for RAI, because of hypotension or prolonged need for vaso-pressor/inotropic therapy.

A prolonged need for PEG feeding likely reflects prolonged swallowing difficulties, and as such may be a postacute marker of brain injury severity.

An additional lamb in which prolonged need for resuscitation was followed by early pneumothorax and demise at 90 min was not included.

It is associated with prolonged need for mechanical ventilation and ICU stay, increased risk of death following hospital discharge, and long-term complications including impaired physical function [1,2].

Such initiative likely allowed them to avoid some of the dangers associated with prolonging needed care for labor complications at a health facility.

Hence a treatment which cannot be afforded or which will cause prolonged agony need not be given.

The persistence of GNB MDROs, specifically A.baumannii, K.pneumonia and P. aeroginosa, and our patterns of repeated and prolonged prescribing need to be challenged to urgently address habitually poor prescribing practices by our ICU physicians [ 12– 12].

In our study, the duration of mechanical ventilation was an independent risk factor for prolonged fever and must be interpreted in light of the high incidence of VAP, which in turn, prolonged the need for mechanical ventilation.

Hence at least partially an iatrogenic imbalance in this homeostatic system with the consequent fluid retention may exacerbate pulmonary problems and further prolong need for the respiratory support of BPD infants, as indeed suggested almost thirty years ago [17].