| Touch was another area in which Zach's sensitivities were hyperacute. |
| No, it's the continued access to specialised care, the imaging facilities, the availability of specially trained nurses and doctors once a patient is out of the hyperacute phase that seem to have made the difference. |
| Once the patient is admitted and past the hyperacute phase, we don't share information. |
| The first obstacle is what is known as the hyperacute rejection of the transplanted organ, in which clots form that block off the blood supply to the transplanted organ. |
| This access will greatly increase the access to hyperacute and acute stroke treatment for residents of more remote parts of the province. |
| Actually, the hypnotic state is a period of extreme awareness in which the subject is hyperacute. |
