Elderly patients should be treated in a stroke unit instead of a general ward, and early rehabilitation is warranted for these patients.
In summary, the routine use of pre-operative breast MRI is not warranted for the typical patient with a newly diagnosed early stage breast cancer.
Regular ultrasonography checkup is warranted for patient with evidence of hepatholithiasis and associated dilatation of intrahepatic ducts for early diagnosis of this malignant disease.
In addition, a proactive approach appears warranted, with early and regular screening for delirium and basic preventive measures such as avoiding sleep deprivation, cognitive stimulation, visual and hearing aids, music listening, early mobilization, ICU noise reduction strategies, and avoiding dehydration, electrolyte disorders and hypoxaemia [ 12].
The type IIa subclass has additional chip fragments at the anterior or posterior aspect at the base of the dens and uniformly leads to non-union and, therefore, may warrant more pressing consideration for early surgical stabilisation and fusion [79].
While the flesh-eating bacteria is relatively rare in comparison to the incidence rates of other diseases and disorders, the ratio of deaths -- at best, 2,000 out of the 10,000 to 15,000 cases diagnosed each year -- is high enough to warrant the call for earlier diagnosis.
Of particular interest we highlight genes, such as Bdnf, that have frequently been associated with Alzheimer's disease (Lu et al., 2014) and other novel genes that warrant further study as targets for early disease intervention or detection.
"The current five metro areas that have combined authorities seem to be the best placed, along with London, for warranting earlier steps towards full 'devolved status'".
Further investigation of these patients and their reasons for early discontinuation is warranted.
Several prognostic models have been developed to identify those MPN patients at highest risk for LT that may warrant early aggressive therapeutic intervention.
