Exemplos de uso de Intercurrent events em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There were no intraoperative intercurrent events Figure 2.
The surgical procedure was carried out at the surgical center,in all patients, without any intercurrent events.
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The patient was discharged 15 days later, and the use of sildenafil was maintained for 30 days,being gradually withdrawn, with no intercurrent events.
The patient recovered well with no intercurrent events during his stay in hospital and was discharged 5 days after surgery.
Essential adjacent structures were isolated easily andthe tumor dissected using the subadventitial technique with no intercurrent events Figures 8 and 9.
These intercurrent events may be caused by newborns' higher immaturity lower GA and/or severity, contributing to the delayed ventilatory weaning and the consequent increase in failure incidence.
It is important to note that some studies showed anincreased trend of prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum intercurrent events among pregnant adolescents.
Our body posture intervention was found to be safe, as no intercurrent events, such as a reduction in SatO2 or apnea, occurred, and there was no need to either increase the oxygen supply or to interrupt the procedure.
The initial presence of hematemesis is usually dramatic in a previously healthy child, with past history of morbidity,often without remarkable intercurrent events.
Keeping the damaged valve as the preliminary clinical option" coexists with certain intercurrent events, when the"one symptom says yes, another symptom says no" duality as a reference for"yes to intervention, no to intervention" must be adapted to details of the manifestation.
Subsequently, the patient underwent en bloc pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy plus right hemicolectomy andnephrectomy, without any intraoperative intercurrent events.
In the postnatal period, there are some difficulties in providing higher amounts of Ca andP because these extremely preterm infants usually have intercurrent events such as respiratory distress syndrome, peri-intraventricular hemorrhage and chronic lung disease.
The laboratory follow-up of the patient showed progressive drop in enzyme and bilirubin levels, after discontinuing the drugs suspected of being hepatotoxic, andthe tests returned to normal levels with no intercurrent events.
Intercurrent events, in particular dehydration, acute cardiac decompensation, metabolic acidosis, worsening of renal function, sudden worsening of the renal condition(e.g. infectious diseases), cellular lysis e.g. acute limb ischemia, rhabdomyolysis, extensive trauma.
Data related to the insertion, persistence time, demographics, type of catheter, time of infusion with infusion pump, obstructions, breakings, ruptures, leakages, phlebitis andother complications and intercurrent events were recorded on specific forms.
It is important that clinical intercurrent events be identified and treated before initiating corticosteroid therapy, since they may contribute to the deterioration of respiratory symptoms. These intercurrent events include: PDA with hemodynamic repercussion, air leak syndrome, infectious process, inefficient respiratory impulses immaturity of the respiratory center or central nervous system injury, metabolic disorders, and malnutrition.
Hyperkalaemia may be fatal in the elderly, in patients with renal insufficiency, in diabetic patients, in patients concomitantly treated with other medicinal products that may increase potassium levels,and/or in patients with intercurrent events.
Inclusion criteria were: 1 age 5.0 to 6.9 months; 2 infants living in the urban area; 3 full-term, single-birth babies; 4 birth weight>= 2,500 g; 5 mother's age> 19 years;6 absence of neonatal intercurrent events, of congenital anomalies and of chronic diseases; 7 no previous iron supplementation; 8 non-exclusive breastfeeding; and 9 capillary hemoglobin>= 11 g/dL non-anemic infants.
In the elderly, in patients with renal insufficiency, in diabetic patients, in patients concomitantly treated with other medicinal products that may increase potassium levels,and/ or in patients with intercurrent events, hyperkalaemia may be fatal.
All infants with BW< 1,500 g or GA< 32 weeks or selected cases of infants with BW between 1,500 and 2,000 g or GA>32 weeks that had important clinical intercurrent events must be examined, thus broadening the coverage of the screening programs.
The coping process varies widely among people, each individual facing and reacting to loss differently, depending on the personality of the grieving subject, his or her previous experiences in life, the significance of the loss, the relationship with the object, the existence of a social and familial support network,the cultural background and life intercurrent events, among others.
The study design did not allow establishing a cause-effect relationship between the diagnosis of the syndrome on admission and the length of stay in the ICU,since the development of the initial situation and the clinical intercurrent events that might arise from it during the stay in the ICU would be highly diverse and have an unpredictable outcome.
This was due to the fact that the multidisciplinary team provides orientations at the first post-transplant discharge, but the unit where the project was carried out receives not only the newly transplanted patients, butalso admits those with intercurrent events, regardless of when the transplant was performed.
In the USA, the American Academy of PediatricsAAP, the American Academy of OphthalmologyAAO and the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and StrabismusAAPOS have restricted the treatment of infants with BW< 1,500 g or GA< 28 weeks orin the case of severe clinical intercurrent events at the discretion of the neonatologist, since 1997.
One of the major reasons for the use of respiratory technologies concerns apnea of prematurity, butthe greater possibility of use of this category of the NTISS by the public NICU can also be explained by other diseases or concomitant intercurrent events, whose etiology can be related to other factors than prematurity alone.
A 45-year-old male patient, with diagnosis of coronary insufficiency, who underwent myocardial revascularization with anastomosis from the right internal thoracic artery to the right coronary artery, as well as from the left radial artery tothe left marginal branch, with extracorporeal circulation and no intercurrent events. The invasive procedures during surgery were mean arterial pressure and placement of a central venous catheter.
Overcoming the intercurrent event often makes the clinical situation revert to the pre-event routine. At other times,"keeping the damaged valve as the preliminary clinical option" must be discarded because the changes prove to be nontransitory.
Cranial ultrasound is regularly performed in all NICU babies on the first three days of life and on the 7th, 14th and 21st days of life,or after any clinical intercurrent event.