The theoretical differences between CHUK and MSF algorithms can be explained by the sequence of investigations: CHUK algorithm focused first on an X-ray to diagnose urgent pathologies, while MSF first focuses on sputum smears to diagnose the most frequent pathology (TB).
Semi-urgent pathologies include, among others, intracranial oncology, spine fractures with no or minimal neurological symptoms, drain dysfunctionalities, and disc herniations with unbearable pain or severe neurological deficits.
The haemoglobin threshold for transfusion was 7.29 g/dl and depended on the indication of the red cell transfusion: 6.16 g/dl for urgent medical pathologies, 6.22 g/dl for chronic medical pathologies, 7.74 g/dl for urgent surgical pathologies, 10.38 g/dl for elective surgery, 6.15 g/dl for urgent obstetrical pathologies.
There is an urgent need to understand the pathology of deep ulcer in order to identify the molecular targets for exploring new therapeutic regimens.
The indications were generally carried in front of chronic medical pathologies (36.9%), acute medical pathologies (28.2%) and surgical pathologies (elective 11.7%, urgent 11.2%).
Since A3R overexpression is associated with a variety of diseases including cancer and neurological pathologies, there is an urgent need for a ligand with high affinity and selectivity for this receptor.
However, in the presence of certain symptoms, an aggressive pathology may be suspected, necessitating urgent evaluation and intervention.
The pathology industry is seeking an urgent meeting with the federal health minister, Sussan Ley, over planned changes to bulk billing, warning that the reduced rebates could kill off small service providers.
Therefore patients with so-called 'alarm symptoms' and incurable pathology may be selected for urgent endoscopy while those lesser morbidity but treatable pathology channelled to routine waiting lists [ 27].
