Sentence examples for strict acute from inspiring English sources

Kateros et al. [ 2] reported that AKI occurred in 8.9% of their peri-operative orthopaedic population (using the strict acute kidney injury network criteria); however, these data may be confounded by the inclusion of emergency orthopaedic admissions with an expected higher risk of AKI compared with an elective surgical population.

Future trials have to determine whether or not to aim for strict glucose regulation during acute MI, since in critically ill patients it has been studied and proven to be effective in critically ill patients [ 38, 39].

In addition we recruited participants using a strict definition for chronic and acute low back pain and used a clear definition of recovery.

Seven clusters met the strict cluster definition of confirmed acute infection because specific IgM was detected for 16 case-patients in these clusters.

These findings may also explain the lack of evidence for clinical benefits from strict glycaemic control during the acute phase of stroke.

It must be noted that the low proportion of nasojejunal tube migration into the jejunum in the present trial could indicate that spiral nasojejunal tubes may not be the preferred route for patients with diseases requiring strict jejunum feeding, such as acute pancreatitis.

For companies with ties to the United States, those risks are particularly acute because of its strict embargo, said Harald Hohmann, a lawyer who specializes in trade.

In the latter method a low compliance is more frequent than in acute sodium load because strict dietary manipulations are difficult to achieve.

The strengths of this study are our strict inclusion parameters, such as exclusively acute traumatic glenoid rim fracture caused by first time anterior shoulder dislocations.

Now, an appropriate phase 2 proof-of-concept RCT investigating beta 2 antagonism in acute respiratory failure with strict eligibility criteria would be an appropriate approach to define the role of beta-blockers in acute respiratory failure.

However, our criteria for acute gastroenteritis were fairly strict, and foodborne illnesses probably occurred in some persons who were excluded because they had concurrent cough or sore throat or because their illness lasted for only 1 day.