Examples of using Intercurrent in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Intercurrent illness.
This regimen has been documented in over 300 intercurrent illness episodes within the clinical study programme.
Intercurrent illness e.g. vomiting, diarrhoea.
With this characteristic manifestations gain after vaccination, stress,under the influence of intercurrent diseases and injuries.
Use in intercurrent illness.
For patients with HDI, an important point is the documentation of the duration of neutropenia for more than 6 months, the absence of other changes in the hemogram, andan increase in the level of neutrophils during intercurrent infections.
Intercurrent illness e.g. vomiting, diarrhoea.
These include: iron, folate, or Vitamin B12 deficiency;aluminium intoxication; intercurrent infections; inflammatory or traumatic episodes; occult blood loss; haemolysis, and bone marrow fibrosis of any origin.
Intercurrent illness requires intensified metabolic monitoring.
Symptoms of vomiting, nausea, headache, somnolence, confusion, orsleepiness in the absence of high ammonia or intercurrent illness may be signs of phenylacetic acid(PAA) toxicity(see section 4.4, PAA toxicity).
Intercurrent illness requires intensified metabolic monitoring.
During transient illnesses such as low grade infection, fever of any aetiology, stressful situations such as minor surgical procedures, the daily replacement dose must be increased temporarily,see section 4.2,‘Use in intercurrent illness'.
Intercurrent illness requires intensified metabolic monitoring.
Hyperkalaemia may be fatal in the elderly, in patients with renal insufficiency, in diabetic patients, in patients concomitantly treated with other medicinal products thatmay increase potassium levels, and/or in patients with intercurrent events.
During intercurrent illness, there should be high awareness of the risk of developing acute adrenal insufficiency.
In the elderly, in patients with renal insufficiency, in diabetic patients, in patients concomitantly treated with other medicinal products thatmay increase potassium levels, and/or in patients with intercurrent events, hyperkalaemia may be fatal.
Intercurrent infections, inflammatory or traumatic episodes, occult blood loss, haemolysis, aluminium intoxication, underlying haematological diseases or bone marrow fibrosis may also compromise the erythropoietic response.
Intercurrent infections, inflammatory or traumatic episodes, occult blood loss, haemolysis, severe aluminium toxicity, underlying haematologic diseases, or bone marrow fibrosis may also compromise the erythropoietic response.
Intercurrent infections, inflammatory or traumatic episodes, occult blood loss, haemolysis, severe aluminium toxicity, underlying haematologic diseases, or bone marrow fibrosis may also compromise the erythropoietic response.
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.