Within our investigations, we selected case studies concerning recurrent deteriorations, such as, for example, detachments, cracks and chromatic alterations; we run them both to manual and to automatic recognition and selection tests, in order to compare the results obtained using these approaches and evaluate the reliability of the automatic one.
Surgery should be discussed in recurrent UTIs or deterioration of renal function.
Hypersensitivity reaction should be considered in patients who develop recurrent eosinophilia and deterioration of pulmonary function following the use of tobramycin by inhalation or by intravenous administration.
Classical trigeminal neuralgia (CTN) is a severe neuropathic pain in the distribution of one or more branches of the trigeminal nerve, which occurs in recurrent episodes, causing deterioration in quality of life, affecting everyday habits and inducing severe disability.
The definition had 3 components: (1) TBM diagnosis before starting ART and improvement on tuberculosis treatment prior to ART initiation; (2) onset of TBM-IRIS manifestations (ie, new, recurrent, or worsening clinical features of TBM) within 3 months of ART initiation; and (3) exclusion of alternative causes for clinical deterioration.
Respondents believed that experiences of low rainfall below the normal average and recurrent droughts resulted in deterioration of natural resources, increased disease incidence, and risks of droughts for cattle deaths.
Attention was paid while grading the marginal adaptation to differentiate cavomarginal discoloration, recurrent caries and marginal deterioration.
Based on the incidence of the composite of symptomatic recurrent VTE and asymptomatic deterioration on repeat lung imaging at 3 weeks, the regimen was deemed to be appropriate [ 59].
CCI patients may come from either medical or surgical ICU; their health status fluctuates between improvements and deteriorations implying recurrent transitions between different levels of care (1).The risk of death is reported to be as high as 50%.
Both haematocrit and platelet count were repeated in the event of clinical deterioration (i.e. recurrent shock, massive hemorrhage).
