Sentence examples for underlying injury from inspiring English sources
The ischemically injured failing heart lacks contractile myocardium, functional vasculature, and electrical integrity, which has made treatment of the underlying injury untenable in the past.
Although the underlying injury risk characterization constructs of the SI and OCRA Checklist differ, the results indicated that the SI and OCRA Checklist often classified job tasks into similar risk categories.
The mechanisms underlying injury from hypoxia or adaptation to this stress are not well delineated, although previous studies have shed some light on certain fundamental aspects of the response to hypoxia [23], [24], [25], [26], [27], [28].
Ultimately, admission patterns reflect underlying injury incidence rates and injury severity in older people, and variations in hospital utilisation for those injuries.
The optimal level of PEEP in ALI is still controversial and presumably depends on the extent and severity of the underlying injury [ 13].
Hypertension is the most important risk factor for ICH [ 4], where clinical treatment options remain limited, in part, due to the poorly defined sequelae underlying injury progression.
Mechanism of injury is not a reliable predictor of underlying injuries, and Emergency Medical Services frequently over-triage these patients to designated Trauma Centers [28].
Optimizing wound healing through proper acute wound management involves removal of harmful debris/necrotic tissue, exploration for underlying injuries, control of bacterial burden and appropriate closure.
This implies underlying injury-specific changes involved in the stable task-set maintenance TOT increase differences.
Equally important is to move beyond the effect itself and focus upon the peripheral and central mechanisms underlying injury-induced plasticity in developing pain pathways.
Finally, it is proposed that the endocannabinoid system deserves further attention in the search for mechanisms underlying injury-induced changes in pain processing in infants and children.
