Sentence examples for suspected focus from inspiring English sources

Clinical symptoms included fever, suspected focus of infection, and complications with BSI.

The following parameters were recorded at admission; time and date, department affiliation, demographics, comorbidities, suspected focus of infection, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, body temperature and Glasgow coma scale (GCS).

We first summarized patient characteristics in each cohort using medians and inter-quartile ranges (IQR) for vital signs, as well as appropriate summaries for age, sex, severity of sepsis, mental state, and suspected focus of infection.

The continuous covariate, pulse rate, and the discrete covariates, suspected focus of infection, presence of malignancy, low systolic BP, low diastolic BP, high pulse rate, CRB-65 score, high inoculated blood volume were carried forward to the modelling stage based on the univariate p-values from the derivation data set.

Sepsis was documented when a relevant micro-organism from a suspected focus was isolated and/or bacteraemia was present.

▪ When the causative microorganism is not known, antimicrobial agents are prescribed according to knowledge of which microorganisms normally and possibly infect the suspected focus.

Biopsy was done for all patients with a total of 12 samples taken in the following way: biopsies 1 4 taken from the suspected foci, biopsies 5 8 taken from the opposite lobe of the prostate, and biopsies 9 12 taken from the lobe where the suspected foci were present.

Of the case-patients with probable chronic Q fever, suspected foci were cardiac valves in 12 (43%), endovascular lesions in 1 (4%), and another focus (e.g., pregnancy or clinical symptoms of infection such as weight loss, night sweats, and fever) in 15 (54%).

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Such an effect cannot be totally ruled out given that the location of the electrodes was selected in order to detect and monitor the suspected epileptogenic foci.

Access to human intracranial recordings is limited and, more importantly, the location of the implanted electrodes varies substantially among patients depending on the nature of the epilepsy and on the suspected epileptogenic foci.