[PDF] Top 20 Prognostic Factors in Patients Hospitalized with Diabetic Ketoacidosis

... elevation in counter regulatory hormones ...1,000 diabetic pa- tients. DKA is associated with a mortality rate of 2% to 10% [2], while the mortality rates of hyperglycemic emergencies in Sub- ... See full document

... the prognostic factors for short-term visual improvement in pacients treated with ranibizumab (IVR) for diabetic macular edema ...study in which 41 eletronic medical records of ... See full document

... the prognostic factors for short-term visual improvement in pacients treated with ranibizumab (IVR) for diabetic macular edema ...study in which 41 eletronic medical records of ... See full document

... 104 patients, 57 were female and the median age was 69 years (range: ...international prognostic index was 12/95 (13%) high risk, 20/95 (21%) high-intermediate risk and 63/95 (66%) low/low-intermediate ... See full document

... transcription factors and production of major inflammatory cyto- kines ...role in inflammatory tumor microenvironment ...derangement in the full blood count such as neutrophilia, was known poor ... See full document

... were hospitalized patients at these units from June 1 to August 17, ...admissions in the same period of the previous year in order to have similar hospi- talization characteristics, meaning ... See full document

... however, in summary, the patients with chronic decompensated HF were eligible for this study if they did not have a recent history of acute myocardial infarction, unstable angina or surgery in ... See full document

... In the evaluation of the articles on the level of evidence, the Hierarchy of Evidence for Intervention Studies (Heis) was used, which classifies the studies into seven levels: I) systematic review or meta- ... See full document

... The seasonality of the hospitalizations was analyzed by the calculation of the hospi- talization rate/month. This rate was obtained by dividing the number of hospitalizations for each patient (in each trimester ... See full document

... occur in outbreaks each year and last 4 to 6 months, starting from late fall through early spring, but they can vary considerably between regions within a country or ...attributed in part to the effect of ... See full document

... increase in the incidence of lung cancer in women in re- cent years, it has brought broad concerns with its unique clinical and epidemiological characteristics and beter ...women with ... See full document

... studies in other countries have shown that schizo- phrenia is among the most ...Studies in other countries have shown an increased in- cidence of carious and extracted teeth, and less incidence of ... See full document

... about factors significantly associated with frailty in hospitalized ...following factors as- sociated with frailty: increased hospital and post-discharge mortality, prolonged ... See full document

... of diabetic paients in the hemodialysis unit, screening those prone to outbreak of neuropathy and signs and symptoms of diabetic ...diabetics in a hemodialysis unit to apply the Michigan ... See full document

... cancer patients without peritoneal dissemination (group 2) and 118 with macroscopic peritoneal carcinomatosis (group 3) were selected as ...All patients of group 3 received gastrectomy. Before ... See full document

... (PDI) in hospitalized elderly and associated ...study in a teaching hos- ...software. Patients with adverse drug re- actions (ADR) related to clinical manifestations of PDIs were also ... See full document

... (PDI) in hospitalized elderly and associated ...study in a teaching hos- ...software. Patients with adverse drug re- actions (ADR) related to clinical manifestations of PDIs were also ... See full document

... the hospitalized children, we observed no association with compliance with the immunization schedule, although most of the children presented adequate ...Even in this study, although we ... See full document

... n in tumo r burden o f 50% o r mo re, measur- able in two dimensio ns at the same time; refracto ry disease (RD), defined as a reductio n in tumo r burden o f less than 50% co mpared with the ... See full document

... areas in the country should be properly served in the near future, avoiding patient migration for ...of patients requiring therapy and the need to train qualified human resources remain as critical ... See full document