At our institution, treatment of pulmonary bleeding includes transfusion of fresh frozen plasma (FFP) and platelet concentrate (PC) to normalize systemic coagulation ability, endotracheal and intravenous (i.v).v
Therapeutic cell-penetrating peptides have generated interest as potential anti-cancer agents, owing to their specificity, rapid clearance from systemic circulation, ability to penetrate tumor tissue and relatively low cost of synthesis.
What makes an insecticide a systemic is its ability to permeate all the tissues of a plant or animal and make them toxic.
Only two among the four IBDQ dimensions, bowel and systemic, had significant ability in distinguishing best patients in remission from those with active disease.
Furthermore, its endogenous nature, lack of systemic side effects, ability to bind selectively and inactivate TGF-β, and its demonstrated anti-fibrotic effect in other organ systems, makes it an attractive consideration.
The attributes associated with a hospital were modularity, non-verbal communication, availability, affordability, portability, inter-systemic component interaction, ability to be of stand-alone use, mode of payment, traceability, capacity, ease of use, multiple utility, reliability, safety, maintenance, flexibility, cycle time, dynamic display of usage, operating costs.
Systemic sustainability is the ability of holistic systems to adapt to complex changes, while maintaining the capacity to attain set systemic outcome goals within reasonable resource parameters.
Having established the ability of systemic PrEP to prevent mucosal HIV-1 transmission, we sought to determine whether systemic PrEP could also prevent intravenous HIV-1 infection.
Top officials of the country's security services have acknowledged publicly that the attacks exposed systemic weaknesses in their ability to spot and track terrorist threats, including staffing shortages and the sharing of intelligence between the various agencies involved.
