| Older adults often get acute intercurrent illnesses in which fluid replacement is an important component of treatment. |
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| These interleukins are triggered by inflammation, tissue damage, or intercurrent infections. |
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| One patient dropped out due to intercurrent illness, one patient was lost to follow-up, and one patient left the study due to personal reasons. |
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| Any intercurrent condition, such as a chest infection or skin disorder, can be detected early and treated. |
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| It cannot be associated with an intercurrent pathology which, when corrected, suppresses pain. |
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| In brief, the assay involves repeat intercurrent exposures of the mice to UVR and the substance of interest. |
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| Careful attention to the prevention, recognition, and treatment of comorbid illnesses and intercurrent medical complications. |
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| Telephone interviews were conducted in six intercurrent years. |
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| Investigations showed no evidence of intercurrent infection. |
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| It can also be used to treat certain less advanced forms abruptly decompensated by a dietary change or an intercurrent disease. |
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| All have an insidious onset, progress slowly over years, and death is usually due to an intercurrent illness and not directly due to the disease itself. |
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| The systematic medical examination carried out on entry into prison should include measures to detect intercurrent diseases, including treatable infectious diseases, in particular of tuberculosis. |
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| Because of this, and because safety of intercurrent use with bupivacaine and other local anaesthetics has not been established, such use is not recommended. |
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| His powers of resistance may be overwhelmed in the case of intercurrent diseases or due to usual factors that lead to the diminution of the resistance of the organism. |
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| This is unlike HIV where there is tremendous physical suffering during intercurrent infections as well as the total suffering experienced by families and orphans left behind. |
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