Our observation of stable admission rates of stroke in people with and without diabetes differs from earlier studies (5, 33).
Anaemia, diabetes, atrial fibrillation and heart failure had the relatively largest decreases in admission rates from weekday office hours to the other time periods, while a condition such as alcohol intoxication was associated with a more stable admission rate across time periods.
Patients were generally stable on admission to BAMC and did not require admission to an intensive care unit.
Considering the study design, we were often not able to include children who were not clinically stable at admission and who were therefore more likely to die shortly after admission.
The diagnosis of a pericardial injury relies on a high degree of clinical suspicion especially in patients with subtle imaging findings who may be haemodynamically stable on admission but subsequently deteriorate rapidly when a significant pericardial effusion develops.
He had no chest pain, hemoptysis, fevers, chills, night sweats and his vital signs were stable before admission.
In addition, a separate analysis was performed; it focused on whether the respective levels increased or decreased/remained stable between admission and 3 months.
Our data, however, show a substantial number of patients who were initially stable on admission but developed shock while receiving palliative treatment.
However, TAE can be performed only in patients who are hemodynamically stable on admission or who rapidly respond to fluid resuscitation (rapid response) according to the Advanced Trauma Life Support.
The functional survivor probability in stable patients (admission GCS score 6 to 8, age 15 to 45 years, and without intracranial hypertension, hypotension, hypoxia, or early VAP) is approximately 60% (600 in 1,000 comatose stable patients).
