Sentence examples for recipient illness from inspiring English sources

Although recent rodent exposure by a potential organ donor would not exclude transplantation, the information might help transplant centers appropriately assess risk to the potential donor, heighten their suspicion for transplant-transmitted LCMV in the event of recipient illness, and obtain early diagnosis and treatment.

For example, Chinese caregivers displayed a tendency for collective decision-making regarding important decisions, adopted a fatalistic explanation for the care recipients' illness, experienced a sense of guilt and shame, 16 17 and had reservations in expressing their feelings to avoid placing unnecessary burden on other family members.

Hence future research might include a study of longer duration that contains variables such as care recipients' illnesses and the duration of the caregiver experience.

Each vaccine has a dual aim: to protect the recipient from illness and to prevent transmission of an infection to other people.

It is possible that the chronic nature of the recipient's illness enables the caregiver to adjust to persistent needs and reestablish a balanced life over a period of providing care.

Before vaccination, detailed oral and visual non-verbal information was given to each recipient on cholera illness and the vaccine.

Serum cytokine levels were investigated in 61 vaccine recipients with febrile reactions and 18 recipients without febrile illness within 24 h of vaccination.

Cytokine profiles were examined in serum samples obtained from 61 vaccine recipients with febrile reactions and 18 recipients without febrile illness within 24 h of vaccination.

Although higher levels of cytokines were expected in the sera of patients with febrile reactions, the inflammatory cytokine profiles of febrile recipients were not different from those of recipients without febrile illness.

The mean G-CSF level in vaccine recipients with febrile illness was 87.24 pg/ml after three simultaneous injections, higher than those in the recipients with febrile reaction after immunization with one or two vaccines, and in the non-febrile group.

Dr. Lynn Gerber, director of the Center for Study of Chronic Illness and Disability at George Mason University in Virginia, called the settlement "a landmark decision for Medicare recipients with chronic illness and especially those with disability".