postsurgical การใช้

• It is not that Yeltsin is unfamiliar with postsurgical care.
• An additional 7 million have a 10 percent risk of postsurgical mortality.
• Common postsurgical treatment consists of the administration of radioactive iodine.
• Postsurgical recurrence of Crohn's disease is relatively common.
• She glowed whenever she stared down at her work during my postsurgical visits.
• Genzyme Surgical Repair sells the Seprafilm product used to prevent postsurgical adhesion between organs.
• Gaps would invite postsurgical bleeding, which could in turn lead to infections and complications.
• The causes were liver failure and postsurgical complications, said his wife, Diane Cole.
• Doctors fear damage to the donated organ, and the possibility that postsurgical painkillers may become addictive.
• This has proved very effective in treating postsurgical and neuropathic pain, even accelerating recovery from nerve injury.
• Numerous cases of nosocomial infection have been described, usually as postsurgical wound infections or urinary tract infections.
• People with large pupils and extreme astigmatisms, like Ferro, are also more likely to have postsurgical problems.
• Later she coughed up a bloody little souvenir of the operation, which she was told is a common postsurgical occurrence.
• Mild postsurgical recurrences of Crohn's disease are graded i1 and i2, moderate to severe recurrences are graded i3 and i4.
• Folklore among Chinese in South China and Southeast Asia has it that eating " haruan " fish helps in postsurgical wound healing.
• For a total cost of less than $ 100, the drug lowered postsurgical heart rates from around 110 to about 75 beats per minute.
• After an investigation into his death, the State Health Department said in March that Hurewitz had received " woefully inadequate postsurgical care ."
• Improvements in psychological functioning were positively correlated with postsurgical subjective well-being . " No patients expressed regret about the transition process, including puberty suppression.
• Most simply report on the status of the postsurgical anatomy, while a very few report on whether the subjects are married ( psychological health is presumed from this ).
• Three years ago, she added the Mozart wing, a step-down facility for postsurgical and geriatric dogs named after her terrier mutt, which died of cancer.