The real issue is their prudent operation.
There was a definite Hirohito feel to the explanation Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, gave this week for the Fed's locking-the-barn-door-after-the-horse-is-gone decision to modestly strengthen regulation of the mortgage industry: "Market discipline has in some cases broken down, and the incentives to follow prudent lending procedures have, at times, eroded".
But even at discounted prices, the cost of giving an EKG to each of the country's 7.7 million high school athletes has led to skepticism of whether EKGs are a prudent, practical medical procedure.
Because systematic injection of contrast material increases the amount of extravascular lung water in patients with acute lung injury, it seems prudent to avoid this procedure in critically ill patients undergoing a thoracic CT scan and to reserve its use for specific indications.
With the exception of true emergencies (eg, cauda equina syndrome), lumbar discectomy is usually performed as an elective procedure after a prudent trial of nonoperative treatment.
A robust variant of the recovery is easy to compute and despite expected and observed larger estimates of model-errors we recomodel-errors weedurecommendrudenthisoice.
However, it seems prudent not to perform this procedure in case of LAA thrombosis.
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However, until more comprehensive investigations have been performed for the multivariate procedures, it seems prudent to examine the false positive rate in 1,000 permutations of their data before accepting the results at face value.
Although it is possible to prevent and control these outbreaks using a variety of measures such as patient screening and isolation, resistance monitoring, and infection control procedures, it is prudent to take measures to prevent or slow the development of carbapenem resistance.
