Sentence examples for tiny patients from inspiring English sources

Pediatricians, neonatologists, pediatric cardiologists, and pediatric pulmonologists around the country count on this medicine to help protect their tiny patients.

"Tiny Patients, Major Goals" (June 11) described new "mouse hospitals" which are "at the forefront" in studying human cancers.

They might chisel out their own smaller surgical tools in workshops, or jury-rig devices to squeeze into their tiny patients.

Twenty-five yeago ago, when Kanwaljeet Anand was a medical resident in a neonatal intensive care unit, his tiny patients, many of them preterm infants, were often wheeled out of the ward and into an operating room.

Dimensions Health Care Systems, the nonprofit organization that runs the hospital, said in a statement on Wednesday that all five tiny patients will be transferred from the unit after two were found to have tested positive for the Pseudomonas bacterium.

Sadly, every so often, some of our tiny patients do not make it.

Drugs for tiny patient populations — called "orphan diseases" — are an increasingly attractive niche of drug development in part because of the high prices companies can charge.

Earlier this month, parents and nurses sat down to deliver a healthy dose of Dr. Seuss's ABC to the tiniest patients at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.

The approval came just months after the FDA halted a blind drug trial and gave expanded access to the tiniest patients — infants with SMA-1 — because it seemed clear that patients who were getting the drug showed significant improvement when compared with babies who weren't getting it.

The Duke Neonatal Perinatal Research Unit (NPRU) is committed to helping our tiniest patients.

The same type of analytics supports the neonatologists caring for the tiniest patients.