The death rate in promptly treated people is 10 to 20percentt.
He was promptly treated to a standing ovation in his first at-bat after a strikeout.
Then at Mississippi State in the early 1980s, I excitedly went to a local National Organization of Women meeting, and was promptly treated like a dumb southern belle.
Strawberry had one kidney removed this year after the cancer spread, and his remaining kidney could be harmed if dehydration is not promptly treated.
Lyme disease, although not known to be fatal, can cause lingering stiffness, pain and sometimes heart trouble if not promptly treated with antibiotics.
He received treatment, dragged himself to his feet – and was promptly treated to a hospital pass by Chris Smalling, the rigours of which he did not recover from.
The fact that people infected with anthrax are likely to survive if they are promptly treated has reinforced the broad agreement among scientists that the best defense against a biological attack is an early warning system.
And teenagers and adults would either be protected from infection by proven prevention programs, such as condoms and male circumcision, or promptly treated after infection to prevent them from becoming ill or passing the virus on to others.
Detachment Retinal detachment, which occurs in about 18 out of 100,000 people a year, is much less common than retinal-vein occlusion but more likely to cause permanent vision loss if not promptly treated.
Prevalence of other STDs is high in much of the continent, and poor access to health facilities means they are less likely to be promptly treated and cured than in richer parts of the world.
Melanie Stein Etess, a pediatric emergency specialist who recently added shifts at PM Pediatrics to her schedule of part-time work at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan and per-diem work at Schneider, promptly treated a 1 1/2-year-old girl who had fallen, hit her face and had a swollen, bloody nose.
