Musculoskeletal and psychological complaints were recorded by monthly reports the four months preceding and 12 months succeeding a work session in the laboratory; complaint-severity indices were computed from complaint-severity scores (intensity score × duration score).
OMEGA score, duration of MV and LOS were significantly higher.
Headache score, duration, and frequency showed considerable improvement in all patients compared to baseline.
For Survivors : SAPS II score, duration of ICU stay, treatments and hospital survival rate (HSR) are recorded.
Age, sex, SAPSII score, duration of mechanical ventilation and length of ICU stay did not differ significantly across the 2 periods.
Compared with baseline assessments, the results of VAS scores, duration and frequency of migraine attacks showed significant decrease (P < 0.05) after 4 weeks acupuncture treatment (see Table 1).
Secondary predictors of mortality were age, gender, weight, cancer, surgery, MV duration, APACHE II score, duration of anaemia (days), reintubation, SOFA 3 score, albuminemia level and incidence of airway obstruction.
We compared two techniques, Airtraq™ and Glidescope™ with direct laryngoscopy, with special emphasis on ease of access to airway (Intubation Difficulty Score - IDS score, duration and success of intubation) and the impact on hemodynamic variables among patients with a BMI of more than 30.
The model covariates were gender, education, age at BRSD assessment, baseline MMSE score, duration of illness, and baseline CDR score.
The operative time, postoperative pain score, duration of hospital stay, postoperative complications, wound healing time, convalescence and recurrence were documented.
