| In this system, organ system dysfunctions are used to evaluate morbidity in critically ill patients. |
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| Implanted electronic devices provide a vast array of treatments for patients with cardiac dysfunctions. |
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| Bladder dysfunctions should be treated before a second procedure is performed. |
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| In general, the probable outcome is good for physical dysfunctions resulting from treatable or reversible conditions. |
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| Neurobehavioral and pulmonary dysfunctions were measured 7 weeks after the chlorine spill. |
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| There was a time when the dysfunctions of my childhood and adolescence took on this rosy nostalgic glow. |
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| Survival varies widely depending upon age, chronic disease burden, and nonpulmonary organ dysfunctions such as shock and hepatic failure. |
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| The aetiology is different in both cases and the muscle spasms that accompany these dysfunctions are not always present in osteoporosis. |
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| We included all consecutive patients with blood culture-positive sepsis and measured organ dysfunctions and mortality. |
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| We found that both pancreatic damage and end-organ dysfunctions correlated with the magnitude of the inflammatory response. |
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| It may be generations before the consequences symptomize themselves in social dysfunctions. |
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| Although computed tomography can identify most brain lesions, it does not identify metabolic and extrinsic brain dysfunctions. |
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| Severe sepsis is defined as sepsis associated with evidence of one or more acute organ dysfunctions. |
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| Third, sepsis and organ dysfunctions are synergistic in worsening outcomes. |
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| Smoking, tonsillitis, diseases of the lungs and air passages, kidney dysfunctions, and leukemia also are among possible medical causes of undesirable mouth odors. |
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| These dysfunctions lead to the clinical syndrome of heart failure. |
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| Immunological dysfunctions, inflammation of the respiratory tract, and disorders such as porphyria have all been suggested as possible causal factors. |
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| Massage can therefore be very effectively used in conjunction with bodywork to treat not only musculo-skeletal problems, but dysfunctions of organs, glands and whole systems. |
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| Finally, our study design did not allow us to examine in detail the hypothesis that lung inflammation due to ARDS may contribute to nonpulmonary organ dysfunctions. |
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| One important function of health-care services, here personal medical services, is to restore handicapping dysfunctions, for example, of vision, mobility, and so on. |
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| The course content included identification, screening and early intervention and medical implications like epilepsy, hyperactivity and brain dysfunctions. |
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| By criticizing the society he lived in, he hoped to improve it, to rouse spirits, to shine a light on certain political dysfunctions. |
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| This essential treatment for oily and impure skins acts efficiently on unaesthetic imperfections that are due to cutaneous dysfunctions. |
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| Astronauts have reported various sensory dysfunctions, including the feeling of pins and needles in the skin. |
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| I am, I repeat, determined to do everything within my power to ensure that such dysfunctions cannot happen again. |
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| In the sexological literature, sexual desire problems, of all sexual dysfunctions, are considered the hardest to treat and the most resistant to change. |
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| With age, melanocyte dysfunctions lead to the appearance of brown spots due to localized hyperpigmentation. |
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| Could any of these neurological dysfunctions be caused by exposure to neurotoxic chemicals? |
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| Although some dysfunctions may be observed within the United Nations system, that does not mean it should be abandoned to its fate. |
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| Its negative side derives from three dysfunctions that reflect its market origins. |
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| In the event, the audit revealed a greater number of dysfunctions in this sector. |
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| I've been sick for 39 years with a litany of diseases and disorders and dysfunctions, because I had multiple exposures. |
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| It is the only political system capable of correcting its own dysfunctions. |
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| This committee functions, or should I say dysfunctions, according to a double standard. |
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| The psychiatrist recognises the signs of various mental dysfunctions such as depression, schizophrenia or panic attacks. |
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| Its capacity to identify the causes of dysfunctions for technical, regulatory and human aspects. |
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| In the short-term, some dysfunctions need to be addressed without necessarily calling for more regulation. |
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| The struggles, challenges, dysfunctions, dreams and accomplishments of families in the past, therefore, are not peripheral to historical inquiry, but central to it. |
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| It is commonly utilized either as a nutritional supplement or as a phytochemical remedy for different diseases ranging from chronic inflammation to circulatory dysfunctions. |
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| For those practising massage, bodywork and manipulative therapies, these somatic dysfunctions are vital to the assessment of musculoskeletal integrity. |
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| The term TMD encompasses dysfunctions of the masticatory musculature, the temporomandibular joint and surrounding structures. |
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| Wattrelos in France, which is not connected to the Belgian motorway network, which passes only a few metres away, is a good example of the dysfunctions that can arise. |
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| One of the objectives of working with the families was to provide a positive home environment, emphasize the impact of drinking and alcohol addictions that may lead to family problems and dysfunctions. |
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| The practice of chiropody is the assessment of the foot and the treatment and prevention of diseases, disorders or dysfunctions of the foot by therapeutic, orthotic or palliative means. |
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| Mitochondrial dysfunctions are associated with a range of pathologies such as cancer, diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases, migraine and infertility. |
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| With his sensibility, he detects very early the dysfunctions before their injurious manifestations, and therefore contributes in keeping the animal in a perfect equilibrium, physically and psychically. |
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| Illicit drug trafficking, organized crime and terrorism were also dysfunctions associated with globalization that hindered democratic governance and social and economic development. |
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| In my report, you will find a long list of dysfunctions. |
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| The joint association then calls upon Cetim's skill to understand the origin of the dysfunctions and to have the sub-contractors meet their obligations. |
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| These data were insufficient regarding sexual, voiding, and defecatory dysfunctions. |
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| With the aim of correcting long-standing dysfunctions in society, Ashoka selects, finances and supports innovative social entrepreneurs around the world. |
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| To make evident the non flexibility and dysfunctions of the supplier. |
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| Treated patients had fewer organ dysfunctions and fewer days with organ dysfunctions and were more likely to reverse existing organ dysfunction. |
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| Diabetes melitus or diabetes type 2, is one of the most common noncontagious disease and one of the endocrine dysfunctions. |
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| Infected animals develop organ dysfunctions, body lesions and stress which may in turn result in significant reduction of milk production and severe economic losses. |
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| Traumatic brain injury often produces largely unrecognized visual and nonvisual retinal signal processing dysfunctions. |
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| We have already noted that other dysfunctions such as the loss of limbs are standardly treated by health care professionals because of their socially significant consequences. |
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| The measurement of ACTH is used in the diagnosis of adrenal dysfunctions such as Cushing's Syndrome and Nelson's Syndrome. |
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| If no improvement is achieved, examinations should be conducted to find out whether the patient suffers from temporomandibular dysfunctions or psychovegetative exhaustion. |
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| This neural basis of empathy finds support in research on dysfunctions in the mirror systems of humans with autism and fMRI research designed to assess emotional empathy. |
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| Therefore, regular urological checks are imperative in order to distinguish between different forms of bladder dysfunctions and to facilitate effective treatment. |
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| Seven plants each were used for treatment of puerperal fever or liver dysfunctions, like jaundice. |
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| Findings from UNESS reports also express the hope that lessons will be learned from past dysfunctions caused by the excessive number of small activities that lacked the critical mass to achieve a real impact. |
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| Further dose-response studies are required to determine a therapeutic model for electromagnetic field application in the treatment of nerve dysfunctions. |
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| Uroplasty manufactures products for the treatment of voiding dysfunctions, including urinary and fecal incontinence, overactive bladder and vesicoureteral reflux. |
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| Opioid-induced and post-operative bowel dysfunctions represent serious medical needs for which there are currently no approved prescription therapies. |
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| Dysfunctions of these proteins result in several diseases such as cancer, diabetes, immune deficiencies, and cardiovascular diseases. |
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