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Meanings of critical care in English
Russian
реанимация Portuguese
medicina intensiva Spanish
medicina intensiva Catalan
cures intensives 
Medical care subspecialty, treating critically ill.
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Examples for "icm"
Examples for "icm"
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Different pathogenic mechanisms have been suggested for ICM reactions, including immunologic ones.
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ICM Registry, the company that proposed the dot-XXX domain, welcomed the vote.
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Results: ICM was installed without problems and is used in routine patient treatment.
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ICM, which conducted its latest poll earlier this week, contacts voters by telephone.
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ICM also asked more specifically about voting intentions for next week's European elections.
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The progress of intensive care medicine allows the survival of patients with severe critical illness.
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Extracorporeal assist systems for respiratory and circulatory failure are increasingly used in intensive care medicine.
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One example is the mechanical ventilator, or breathing machine, the trademark tool of intensive care medicine.
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Purpose of review: Care surrounding end-of-life has become a major topic in the intensive care medicine literature.
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Results: Since the first G-DRG system version 2003, numerous measures improved quality of case allocation of intensive care medicine.
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Conclusions: EPCs represent a rapidly expanding interest in critical care medicine.
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Sepsis remains an important challenge in pediatric critical care medicine.
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Introduction: Systematic reviews are an important knowledge synthesis tool for critical care medicine clinicians and researchers.
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Conclusions: Biomarker discovery and development are an important portion of the pediatric critical care medicine translational research agenda.
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All research studies (no methodology restrictions) of patient rounding practices in critical care medicine were included.
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Health workers' representatives say some intensive care units have already reached capacity.
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There are 35 cases people in hospital, including nine in intensive care.
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Design: Prospective multiple-center survey of intensive care unit staff and family members.
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He was given medication, and later transferred to the intensive care area.
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Conclusions: Clinical research is highly valued by these intensive care unit communities.
Usage of critical care in English
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Its Healthcare segment includes pharma solutions, critical care, consumer products and imaging.
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The Welsh Government said critical care bed capacity had more than doubled.
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Mumia's family is keeping vigil in the ICU critical care visiting room.
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Nurses worked in different types of critical care units and emergency departments.
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Nine people remain in hospital, with three people still in critical care.
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The victims in critical care include a four-year-old girl at Starship Hospital.
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Conclusions: Functional impairment may be persistent in pediatric survivors of critical care.
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There are also 738 people in critical care in hospitals in England.
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Thirty-seven people remained in hospital, with 17 of them in critical care.
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Fluid resuscitation is one of the most prevalent treatment in critical care.
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At just 11 months old, Ellie was intubated and in critical care.
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The critical care management of patients with traumatic brain injury is complex.
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Multidrug resistant bacteria can cause outbreaks in critical care and burn units.
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Gastrointestinal dysmotility and constipation are common problems in critical care patients.
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Most COVID-19 patients who need critical care also need a ventilator.
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Conclusions: EPCs represent a rapidly expanding interest in critical care medicine.
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