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1 ted deaths occurred in patients requiring an emergency admission.
2      A 24-hour Holter ECG was obtained after emergency admission.
3 dioxide tensions beginning within 1-hr after emergency admission.
4 y PtcO2 and PtcCO2 sensors immediately after emergency admission.
5 d a combined event of all-cause mortality or emergency admission.
6 he outcome was MET review within 48 hours of emergency admission.
7 f MET review during the first 48 hours of an emergency admission.
8 years, male to female ratio 1:2 and 75% were emergency admissions.
9        257 596 individuals underwent 503 938 emergency admissions.
10  hospital specialists and mortality risk for emergency admissions.
11 s were those in England receiving unselected emergency admissions.
12 ed with higher adjusted 30-day mortality for emergency admissions (15.7% vs 14.9%; point absolute dif
13 25.8% aged >=85 vs 16.3%,P<0.0001) with more emergency admissions (53.9% vs 25.8%,P<0.0001) than expe
14                                              Emergency admissions (about 30%) did not have a full set
15 group complexity, cancer diagnosis, sex, and emergency admission after adjusting for HCAHPS case-mix
16                          After adjusting for emergency admission, age, calendar year, sex, race, and
17 bly high among schizophrenia patients, while emergency admissions and comorbidities significantly imp
18 d incidence rates of children with all-cause emergency admissions and mental health-related contacts.
19 equent hospital records, for each subsequent emergency admission, and at different levels of diagnost
20 e was AE defined based on primary diagnoses, emergency admission, and pulse/high-dose steroids on the
21 rders associated with gender, age, number of emergency admissions, and type of substance-induced psyc
22                       Gender, age, number of emergency admissions, and type of substance-induced psyc
23 practitioner (GP) appointments; hospital and emergency admissions; and longitudinal individual-level
24 lly reduced excess mortality associated with emergency admission at weekends and public holidays.
25  months, the combined end point (hospital or emergency admission because of a ventricular tachycardia
26 estimated number of specialist hours per ten emergency admissions between 0800 h and 2000 h on Sunday
27 on had the highest proportion of preventable emergency admission costs, which might offer priority ta
28  ways to achieve faecal disimpaction without emergency admission could save the public health system
29                                              Emergency admission data were available in 187 patients,
30 and 6070 (5.1%) patients admitted as weekend emergency admissions died within 30 days (p<0.0001).
31                                              Emergency admissions due to allergy were only minimal.
32 il 1997-31 March 2012) for 10-19 y olds with emergency admissions for adversity-related injury (viole
33 any cause (HR, 1.15; 95% CI, 1.02-1.30), and emergency admissions for any cause (HR, 1.12; 95% CI, 1.
34 d days and overall direct costs) in managing emergency admissions for constipation in Victoria, Austr
35               With use of data for all adult emergency admissions for financial year 2013-14, we comp
36                                              Emergency admissions for infection often lack initial di
37                  Age older than 65 years and emergency admission had large independent effects on POM
38  1 or 2, or 3+; at least one planned and one emergency admission in the last year; and admission diag
39             Sensitivity for SMI recording in emergency admissions increased from 47.8% (95% CI 43.1-5
40 27, 1.10-1.46, p-value = 0.001), more asthma emergency admissions (IRR = 1.56, 1.39-1.76, p-value < 0
41 ploration (55.7%% vs 44.3%) in patients with emergency admissions, jaundice, dilated bile ducts on pr
42 nagement (CDM) model to reduce liver-related emergency admissions (LREA).
43 rhosis, contributing a notable percentage to emergency admissions, morbidity, and mortality.
44 ge point increases in risks of all cause and emergency admission mortality, respectively, at 30 days.
45 ays: age <12 months, previous ICU admission, emergency admission, no CPR before admission, admission
46  70) of the excess mortality associated with emergency admission on Saturdays compared with Wednesday
47              9347 individuals underwent 9707 emergency admissions on public holidays.
48 r specialists were present providing care to emergency admissions on Sunday (1667 [11%]) than on Wedn
49  345 breast cancer events were detected from emergency admissions or symptomatic referrals back to th
50 s (OR 0.90, 95% CI 0.82-0.99, P = 0.02), and emergency admissions (OR 0.67, 95% CI 0.55-0.82, P < 0.0
51 ecystectomy was performed during their index emergency admission, or "interval cholecystectomy" when
52 nsition was higher among those with repeated emergency admissions related to substance-induced psycho
53 sis and the impact of gender, age, number of emergency admissions related to substance-induced psycho
54         To estimate mortality outcomes after emergency admissions, SERP was compared with several tri
55 ching on a combination of operation type and emergency admission status (6.2% vs 5.6%, P=0.0007; OR 1
56            After matching on operation type, emergency admission status, and patient complexity, the
57 oronary syndrome is the commonest reason for emergency admission to hospital and is a large burden on
58 udy, patients aged 30 years or older with an emergency admission to hospital between 2004 and 2008 we
59 tients from New York State with an urgent or emergency admission to the hospital for obstruction seco
60            A retrospective analysis of adult emergency admissions to a large acute hospital during Ap
61 THODOLOGY: A retrospective database study of emergency admissions to an acute hospital during April 2
62                       We analysed unselected emergency admissions to four Oxford University National
63 significant decline in the slope for monthly emergency admissions to hospital for asthma among childr
64                                Of the 32 342 emergency admissions to hospital for asthma among childr
65 study changes in monthly incidence of asthma emergency admissions to hospital per 100 000 children af
66               We obtained data on all asthma emergency admissions to hospitals in Scotland between 20
67 dmission to predict in-hospital mortality in emergency admissions, using empirical decision Tree mode
68 7.5% of 359 unplanned neuromuscular disorder emergency admissions were identified as potentially avoi
69                                              Emergency admissions were more common among PEH (PEH mal
70  occurring within 1 year following the index emergency admission with acute cholecystitis.
71 tay due to biliary causes following an index emergency admission with cholecystitis.
72 lysis of patients aged >= 16 years having an emergency admission with SARS-CoV-2 infection between 01
73                             There were 23248 emergency admissions with a full set of blood tests and
74                                              Emergency admissions with lowest and highest baseline co
75  OR = 1.20; 95% CI 1.03-1.40, P = 0.017) for emergency admissions with no difference in IHM seen afte
76 g April 2009 to March 2010, involving 10,050 emergency admissions with routine blood tests undertaken