Sentence examples for transfusion levels from inspiring English sources

The increased transfusion levels in older patients was likely to be related to their lower preoperative hemoglobin concentrations, as after adjustment for confounders, only preoperative hemoglobin concentration and blood loss remained significant for transfusion.

Neither did they find any temporal relationship between ischaemia and transfusion levels or lowest Hb concentrations.

Phototherapy and especially exchange transfusion levels at or near those recommended by the AAP or NICE exchange guidelines should be strongly considered in tertiary care settings with intensive phototherapy.

The safety and effectiveness of clinical transfusion are highly associated with clinical blood transfusion level.

Additionally, we have accounted for the confounding factors that may impact the occurrence of VAP, but red blood cell transfusion, level of sedation and antibiotic use during ICU stay were not reported.

The HBV and HCV markers have been significantly higher in post-transfused subjects as compared to pre-transfusion levels (for HBsAg; 19.0 vs. 7.1%) [ 17].

After 24 hours, fHb levels had returned to pre-transfusion levels.

In all animals, cardiac output initially doubled and remained approximately 20% above pre-transfusion levels.

In addition, we studied whether the pRBC storage duration or pre-transfusion levels of plasma haptoglobin (Hp) - the physiological fHb scavenger - influenced the change of plasma fHb in the recipient after transfusion.

Post-transfusion fHb concentrations showed a more pronounced increase from pre-transfusion levels in patients with the lowest pre-transfusion Hp concentrations, compared with patients with higher pre-transfusion Hp levels (P < 0.05; Figure 3B).

Predicted utility scores for transfusion frequency levels were reported.