| 词汇 | example_english_acute |
| 释义 | Examples of acuteThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Randomised controlled trial of cognitive-behavioural therapy in early schizophrenia : acute-phase outcomes. Extracardiac contributions to chest pain perception in patients 6 months after acute myocardial infarction. Another possibility is that an 8-week acute phase treatment is not sufficient time to improve negative attributional style. Violence by people discharged from acute psychiatric inpatient facilities and by others in the same neighborhoods. However, it may be that acute noise during testing increases poorer reading performance. Exclusion criteria were acute medical or surgical emergencies, severe deafness or cognitive impairment. Titrated moderately suprathreshold vs fixed highdose right unilateral electroconvulsive therapy : acute antidepressant and cognitive effects. The early onset group had a stronger family history of bipolar disorder, and showed more acute, severe and atypical symptoms during their first manic episode. He is especially acute on the ambivalence of the ' reform ' programmes imposed by international agencies, and the opportunities which these provide. At another level, the series was conceived with an acute awareness of the immediate context of reception. Combined intravenous and intraarterial recanalization for acute ischemic stroke. Early intervention with almotriptan improves sustained pain-free response in acute migraine. To avoid interference with acute-phase treatments, patients were enrolled after 15 days from onset of the qualifying event. Survivors of acute infection would develop chronic infection. Since the objective of the study was to describe acute gastrointestinal illness, these 77 respondents were included in the non-case group. Based on the above, we advise the screening of household members of acute brucellosis cases in endemic areas. Thus, the system could not provide useful incidence estimates and could not provide information regarding risk factors for acute infection. The distribution of acute gastroenteritis cases, which occurred along the same water distribution system, suggests a waterborne origin. In addition to acute drug-related affects, older drug users experience high morbidity and mortality from chronic conditions and reportedly greater levels of psychological ill health. More severe dysfunction of more aspects of perceptual processing may occur during states of acute psychosis. Acute infection is a potentially serious early complication that may lead to implant failure in those having immediate pre-radiation reconstruction. In the latter, endemic river blindness was conducive to acute nutritional stress. The problem becomes acute when training in playing the keyboard/piano is required. The imbalance was especially acute in older groups because of higher female life-expectancy. Several studies have shown just how acute was the connection between war and dispossession in diaspora politics. The statistical analysis suggests that a congenital lesion involving the pulmonary valve predisposes it to attack by the acute rheumatic process. There was no significant difference between the groups regarding the number of acute processes. There were no significant differences between the groups regarding the age of the first attack and the number of acute processes. The rates for acute rheumatic fever are very low in relation to the expected figures considering their proportion of poverty. The authors suggested that this procedure may he helpful in diagnosing and defining treatment for some cases of acute rheumatic carditis. Of these, 8,100 were attributed to acute rheumatic fever and 61,002 to chronic disease, totalling 69,102 (or 1.08% of all deaths due to cardiovascular disease). A history of acute rheumatic fever of greater than six months of duration was available in 98 of the 156 (62.8%) patients presenting with carditis. Cardiac failure, acute rheumatic fever and thromboembolic disease were the most common causes of death in these young patients. Endomyocardial biopsies were performed per protocol or for suspected acute rejection. Would a more family-centered approach to medical decisionmaking in acute care be ethically preferable to the prevalent patient-centered mode? The patient has an acute medical problem and is indeed indigent. Besides the acute respiratory failure, the inner surface of the extracorporeal circuit is also a strong activator of the complement system. Pain can be mild or moderate, acute or chronic. The high morbidity and mortality related to acute pulmonary hypertension can be overcome by the use of nitric oxide. The acute and intermediate-term efficacy of balloon dilation of these stenoses has not previously been studied in a large group of patients. Few reports, however, have addressed the overall incidence of acute complications of therapeutic cardiac catheterization in patients with congenital heart disease. There was acute circumferential myocardial infarction affecting the left ventricle with necrosis of the anterolateral papillary muscle. We report the clinical impact of acute implantation of stents in 20 patients who presented with significant vascular obstructions in the immediate postoperative period. The analysis of the results of our study showed that the profile of the acute phase of rheumatic fever remained unaltered. One patient who died 6 weeks postoperatively had an acute thrombosis of the superior caval vein discovered at postmortem examination. My purpose, therefore, is to review the medical treatment of acute episodes of rheumatic fever. Laboratory tests revealed the presence of an acute inflammatory process. All patients had severe acute mitral insufficiency, while one of them had associated aortic insufficiency. As such the marriages of his tenants, including the choice of their marriage partners, became factors of acute interest to him. Responsivity to instrumental timbres, kinaesthetic feedback from the instruments, and acute listening to one another as evidenced in pitch matching, clearly guided the musical processes. Bioethical dilemmas are not limited to an inpatient, acute care facility. Similarly, the contemporary thrust of local authorities to deploy charges for community-based care has a particularly acute impact on elderly women with chronic health problems. If the onset is acute, with most of the signs and symptoms occurring simultaneously, it is possible to distinguish the episode from its comorbidity. Randomized controlled evaluation of the effects of cognitive-behavioral stress management on cortisol responses to acute stress in healthy subjects. In addition, repeated blood cultures and serological tests for acute inflammation were negative. The high morbidity and mortality related to the acute pulmonary hypertensive state can be overcome by the use of inhaled nitric oxide. Implantation of balloonexpandable intravascular stents is safe and effective in the acute relief of the obstructions, but careful longterm follow-up is mandatory. Predicting the development of posttraumatic stress disorder from the acute response to a traumatic event. An ostial ridge is present, and the artery has an acute angle of takeoff. However, pulmonary dyscomfort has been descibed during their acute administration. All patients were admitted to this hospital in acute phase and echocardiographies performed twice a week. Our report discusses policies for postoperative prophylaxis as well as treatment of the acute thrombosis, including thrombolytic therapy with tissue plasminogen activator. Four days following the procedure, he had an acute deterioration, thought to be secondary to aspiration, for which he again required intensive care and ventilation. The capacity to elevate cortisol in response to acute trauma is critical for survival. Caregivers were also asked to indicate whether the child was sick or having other acute physical problems before beginning to take samples. The large number of unemployed and underemployed parents reflected the acute local economic recession that occurred during the 1st year of data collection. To illustrate, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the most common childhood cancer, can be cured with chemotherapy that includes the drug mercaptopurine. Thus, this factor was labeled as acute behavioral pathology. An example of a previously high-functioning adolescent with an acute onset of mania follows. The problem is especially acute with respect to the topics listed in column two, which permit a wide range of harmonic, melodic and rhythmic possibilities. On the contrary, the contribution near acute angles becomes relevant before. After the acute phase, astrocytic bodies shrink while finer fibrillary processes remain as a chronic marker of the past injury. The act of confession that involved acute physical suffering had itself been sufficient for ordination earlier, just as it had been sufficient to replace baptism. To compare acute and late toxicities between the radiation therapy regimens. Good evidence for a significant role exists for acute myeloid leukaemia and myeloma, but the role in solid tumours remains unclear. Several acute-phase proteins are induced early in involution. As the insult stabilised, the acute variables might return in part or in whole while amniotic -uid volume might continue to remain stable or decline. During this latter stage, differentiation is apparently blocked, and the clonal, nonfunctional, proliferating blast cells accumulate to cause a clinical disease similar to acute leukaemia. First, they do not alter the intrinsic biology of the abnormal stem cells, and the onset of acute transformation does not appear to be delayed. The agony of learning was particularly acute for her; it seemed to shame her. Differentially expressed genes regulated by acute distension in vitro. Cardiovascular responses to acute, severe haemorrhage in fetal sheep. The converse does not apply because chronic phase individuals result from the recovery of acutes. Here, the treble acutes seem plainly to function as an instruction to take careful note of the forms so marked. However, these acutes are not normally so positioned in the manuscript. In the tropical and subtropical regions of the world, malaria causes 300 million acute illnesses and at least 1 million deaths annually. We agree that reconsideration of guidelines for acute fluid management is warranted, particularly when current recommendations await an adequate evidence base. The concern is all the more acute with regard to divine freedom. The two extremes in this continuum are prevention and acute care, and both are greatly needed. The controversy of the time was so acute because the issue was politically crucial. In addition, cycle-related variations in well-being are frequently masked by the course of acute psychosis during hospital treatment. Frequency of repetition will depend on whether the condition is acute or chronic and the vitality of the patient. Patients with acute respiratory failure are at risk for a host of nosocomial events. None of these recipients experienced acute rejection or any other side effects with this therapy. Whether these acute signaling events are linked to, and functionally required for, down stream apoptotic mechanisms remain to be determined. Many pathogens cause both acute and chronic disease at relatively low copy number and may be difficult or impossible to propagate in culture. We focused on genetic variations in the fibrinogen gene cluster because of the efficacy of fibrinolytic agents in the acute treatment of ischemic stroke. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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