"urgent condition" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that requires immediate action or attention. For example, "The patient's urgent condition required immediate medical attention."
In a conditional strategy, ultrasound is performed in all patients suspected of an urgent condition while CT is only used in those with negative or inconclusive ultrasound findings.
This more urgent condition will send pager alerts in addition to the sot_red_alert email.
Inevitably, many defer care or wind up in hospital emergency rooms, which are required to take anyone in an urgent condition.
Acute arterial occlusion in lower extremity is an urgent condition which occurs when there is an abrupt interruption of blood flow into an extremity.
If you have an urgent condition that cannot be fully evaluated or treated in Urgent Care, we will arrange transfer to a hospital, emergency room or local specialist for further care.
According to most triage classifications, abdominal pain represents an urgent condition that requires prompt care, but will not cause life or limb threat if not treated for several hours.
For urgent conditions, the conditional CT strategy performed comparably against the immediate CT strategy, with a sensitivity of 96%% versus 94%% and a negative predictive value of 92 % versus 90%%.
A previous evaluation of diagnostic strategies for unselected patients with acute abdominal pain favoured a conditional CT strategy for the detection of urgent conditions, with ultrasound first and CT after a negative or inconclusive ultrasound [ 6].
This conditional strategy would result in a significantly lower number of missed urgent conditions compared with CT only: 6% versus 11%, with a higher sensitivity (P<0.001) but a lower specificity (P<0.001).
"Before I Forget," the threat of oblivion implicit in its title, originated under similarly urgent conditions.
(Similar efforts failed in the past despite more favorable and urgent conditions).
