intravenous infusion

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Recombinant human tumor necrosis factor administered as a 24-hour intravenousinfusion.
When no change in the state of the thrombus was detected after continuous intravenousinfusion of urokinase for 10 days, the treatment was discontinued.
The duration of intravenousinfusion of urokinase was determined by the disappearance of thrombus as judged by echocardiography.
Intravenousinfusion of one to two litres of crystalloid solution may be necessary.
A meningococcal infection also usually responds to an intravenousinfusion of 24g/day of benzylpenicillin.
Coronary infusion of urokinase was done in all patients, while intravenousinfusion was done in six patients.
Others may prefer to have labour induced but wish to reduce the risks of needing an intravenousinfusion.
Emergency anaesthesia for the compromised fetus response to vasopressor agents and development of pulmonary oedema following a rapid intravenousinfusion of crystalloid or colloid -uids.
Low-dose intravenousinfusion of oxytocin elicits rhythmic uterine contractions similar in frequency, force and duration to those observed during labour.
This strategy seems less likely to have serious unanticipated side effects than the intravenousinfusion of high dose steroids.
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