Sentence examples for respiratory focus from inspiring English sources

The most common focus was abdominal in 24 cases (63.2 %), followed by respiratory focus (15.8 %, 6 cases).

Male: 63%; APACHE II score: 21; SOFA score: 8.5; Septic shock: 86%; ICU mortality: 32.7%; Respiratory focus: 49%; Gram negatives: 33%; Gram positives 30%.

110 patients were recruited; Male 63 %, APACHE II score: 21; SOFA score: 8.5; Septic shock: 86%; ICU mortality: 32.7%; Respiratory focus: 49%; Urological focus: 22.7%; Abdominal focus: 15%; Gram negatives: 33%; Gram positives: 30%; Virus: 13%; Fungi: 5.4%.

Respiratory focus was diagnosed with clinical signs of respiratory infection accompanied by positive radiologic findings.

The infectious foci associated with the highest risk of developing severe disease included endocarditis (86.0%, 95% CI 64.4-95.864.4-95.8%atory focus (52.4%, 95% CI 36.2-68.136.2-68.1%nown infectious foci (51.0%, 95% CI 40.6-61.340.6-61.3%onal file 1: Table S3).

The role of the immunological status of vaccinated animals, especially the T-cell response, can be critical in terms of control or spread of the infection from the primary respiratory focus.

81 Thus, extended follow-up of existing studies, combined with novel, respiratory focused trials, 82 83 84 will be necessary to define the role of probiotics for asthma prevention.

Further research should focus on shortening the SGRQ whilst still maintaining its psychometric properties and mapping between the SGRQ and preference-based measures for future application within economic evaluations of respiratory focused interventions.

Children with coma of undetermined aetiology were more likely to have a history of diarrhoea, severe dehydration and features of severe pneumonia, perhaps suggesting gastrointestinal and respiratory foci of initial infection.

Patients with cultures from either sputum, endotracheal aspirates, or bronchoalveolar lavage specimens were classified as lower respiratory foci, urine cultures greater or equal to 107 cfu/L as urinary tract, wounds or tissue specimens as soft tissue, and peritoneal fluid or abdominal operative specimens as intra-abdominal foci.

Antibiotic prescribing was assessed in two respiratory focused studies, 25 31 one of which showed a significant reduction in prescribing in the intervention group in the first 2 weeks postintervention 25 and the other a non-significant reduction in seeking antibiotics without prescription after the intervention 31 (only Francis et al studied rated as high quality).