ライフサイエンスコーパス: phlebotomy

1 time between gadodiamide administration and phlebotomy.

2 on Survey (NHANES III), 1988-1994, underwent phlebotomy.

3 L per week despite ongoing significant daily phlebotomy.

4 rs or older were eligible for interviews and phlebotomy.

5 mas stored at -70 degrees C within 2 h after phlebotomy.

6 No adverse events were encountered due to phlebotomy.

7 physical examination, urine collection, and phlebotomy.

8 Patients with iron overload underwent phlebotomy.

9 g tests; and evaluate interventions, such as phlebotomy.

10 ften substantially alleviated by therapeutic phlebotomy.

11 to iron overload is resolved by therapeutic phlebotomy.

12 therapy with low-dose aspirin and stringent phlebotomy.

13 ne was not immunised because of unsuccessful phlebotomy.

14 ceutical alternative to lifelong therapeutic phlebotomy.

15 study visit for neuropsychiatric testing and phlebotomy.

16 In total, 91 HCWs were trained in phlebotomy.

17 ent technique was validated against standard phlebotomy.

18 iated with a lower amount of iron removed by phlebotomy.

19 lyzed using flow cytometry within 6 hours of phlebotomy.

20 iron therapy, and minimization of diagnostic phlebotomy.

21 er-prick diagnostics eliminated the need for phlebotomy.

22 e an option for patients who cannot tolerate phlebotomy.

23 um tolerated dose (MTD), followed by monthly phlebotomy.

24 nt is sufficient to accelerate recovery from phlebotomy.

25 n predict thrombocytosis class using routine phlebotomy.

26 esis, and prevented anemia induced by weekly phlebotomy.

27 human primate model without and with chronic phlebotomy.

28 influenza-specific IgG is an alternative to phlebotomy.

29 ill patients may be overt, occult, or due to phlebotomy.

30 d EDTA tube results when processed 4 h after phlebotomy.

31 om non-coronary heart disease subjects after phlebotomies.

32 The management of HH is achieved by repeated phlebotomies.

33 mice, followed in our full model by repeated phlebotomies.

34 of liver disease 42 years after the original phlebotomy, 5 (29%) died of non-liver-related disease a

35 respectively) and decreased (P < 0.05) after phlebotomy (-7 +/- 7 and -10 +/- 7%).

36 Phlebotomy, a commonly performed medical procedure in he

37 Subjects had undergone a phlebotomy, a complete blood count, and cognitive and di

38 es underwent gallbladder ultrasonography and phlebotomy after an overnight fast for measurement of se

39 -1994) underwent anthropometric measures and phlebotomy after an overnight fast.

40 index was noted in those subjects treated by phlebotomy alone (mean index 8.4 vs. 7.75, P not signifi

41 the ruxolitinib group in 260 weeks, and 106 phlebotomies among 75 patients in the best available the

42 s, thereby reducing the need for therapeutic phlebotomies and myelosuppressive therapeutic options.

43 ce fed with a low iron diet and subjected to phlebotomies and zymosan 2 wks after treatment administr

44 ho achieved both haematocrit control without phlebotomy and 35% or more reduction from baseline in sp

45 A total of 74 subjects were randomized (33 phlebotomy and 41 control).

46 endorse a more conservative approach toward phlebotomy and a more aggressive approach toward treatin

47 herapy interventions occurred at the time of phlebotomy and after notification of Gram stain results

48 ts with low-risk PV treated with therapeutic phlebotomy and aspirin alone, whereas cytoreductive ther

49 ercial and research NT-proBNP assays require phlebotomy and bulky equipment or do not satisfy clinica

50 Phlebotomy and chelating drugs are suboptimal means of t

51 At 6 months, there was no difference between phlebotomy and control groups in HS (17.7% vs. 15.5%; P

52 s (1,332 vs. 1,190 pmmol/L; P = 0.6) between phlebotomy and control groups.

53 452C mutation was symptom-free on occasional phlebotomy and daily pyridoxine.

54 haled breath is a noninvasive alternative to phlebotomy and has the potential for real-time monitorin

55 , routes of administration, requirements for phlebotomy and laboratory monitoring, and overall drug c

56 ontrol of vascular risk factors, therapeutic phlebotomy and low-dose aspirin in all patients.

57 lly with regard to the appropriate timing of phlebotomy and lung or heart-lung transplantation.

58 ypertension, atrial fibrillation, history of phlebotomy and microcytosis, the latter condition having

59 us surgical techniques, and judicious use of phlebotomy and pharmacologic agents for limiting blood l

60 In low-risk polycythemia vera patients, only phlebotomy and primary antithrombotic prophylaxis with a

61 These studies indicate the value of combined phlebotomy and pyridoxine supplementation in the managem

62 nt time, 2.6 h (IQR 2.3-3.1) elapsed between phlebotomy and result return.

63 The patient was immediately treated with phlebotomy and the impaired arterial retinal perfusion c

64 tubes and PPTs were processed 4 h following phlebotomy and their HIVLs were compared, 42 paired PPT/

65 C57BL/6 mouse pups rendered anemic by timed phlebotomy and then given RBC transfusions develop NEC-l

66 V) was re-established at the pre-ET level by phlebotomy and V(O2peak) and Q(peak) were measured again

67 e directed toward a reduction of blood loss (phlebotomy) and a decrease in the transfusion threshold

68 edian haematocrit level over time, number of phlebotomies, and overall survival.

69 ease a median of 37 years after the original phlebotomy, and 1 (5.9%) died of unknown causes.

70 ter, 167 participants (16.7%) for performing phlebotomy, and 371 participants (37.1%) for turning a p

71 ter, 249 participants (24.9%) for performing phlebotomy, and 371 participants (37.1%) for turning a p

72 e, defined by hematocrit control, absence of phlebotomy, and completion of the trial regimen during p

73 tal controls, water ingestion shortly before phlebotomy, and distraction and muscle tension during co

74 A5321) underwent concurrent lumbar puncture, phlebotomy, and neurocognitive assessment.

75 placing an intravenous catheter, performing phlebotomy, and turning a patient in bed) in a hospital

76 ssive symptoms; anthropometric measurements; phlebotomy; and CVD event ascertainment (ie, fatal or no

77 Sixty-nine percent of physicians use phlebotomy as their first choice for erythrocytosis.

78 Participants underwent phlebotomy at baseline, end of CRT, 4-6 weeks post-CRT,

79 hat included pupillary threshold testing and phlebotomy before and after supplementation.

80 0 to assess knowledge, quality and safety of phlebotomy before implementation of a public-private par

81 erts to permit the initiation of therapeutic phlebotomy before the onset of clinical disease.

82 ) of the vitamin K-dependent proteins in the phlebotomy blood of human subjects suggests that active

83 BAL, and PBM were simultaneously obtained by phlebotomy; both were analyzed for expression of surface

84 ition of this condition is important because phlebotomy can be life saving.

85 However, poorly performed phlebotomy can compromise patient safety, healthcare wor

86 ocytosis and leukocytosis, or intolerance of phlebotomy can constitute an indication for cytoreductiv

87 Typically, therapeutic phlebotomy consists of 1) removal of 1 unit (450 to 500

88 Phlebotomy constitutes the established treatment for HFE

89 Two variables, starting Hb value and phlebotomy, correlated with OLT without transfusion.

90 We randomly assigned phlebotomy-dependent patients with splenomegaly, in a 1:

91 and efficacy of rusfertide in patients with phlebotomy-dependent polycythemia vera are unknown.

92 Reduction in ferritin by phlebotomy does not improve liver enzymes, hepatic fat,

93 tosis management is still removal of iron by phlebotomy, first introduced in 1950s, but identificatio

94 erwent medical review, echocardiography, and phlebotomy for 2 novel assays specific for proBNP(3-108)

95 bacterial cultures, granulocyte counts, and phlebotomy for both general and type-2 inflammatory mark

96 Therapeutic phlebotomy for hereditary hemochromatosis is relatively

97 cess for fluid resuscitation, nutrition, and phlebotomy for laboratory sampling.

98 completed a survey and underwent home-based phlebotomy for serological testing.

99 ation) to alternative treatment (hydroxyurea/phlebotomy) for children with SCA, stroke, and iron over

100 d outline our vision for a patient-centered, phlebotomy-free, treatment approach using time-limited,

101 patients with PV should receive therapeutic phlebotomy (goal hematocrit, <45%) and low-dose aspirin

102 The phlebotomy group underwent a median (range) of 7 (1-19)

103 In contrast, patients who receive phlebotomy had no significant difference in the outcomes

104 injury and insulin resistance (IR) and thus phlebotomy has been proposed as a treatment for nonalcoh

105 Prevention of thrombosis in PV is secured by phlebotomy (hematocrit target <45%) and in both PV an

106 ntly available therapies, including aspirin, phlebotomy, hydroxyurea, and interferon.

107 olycythemia vera who were being treated with phlebotomy, hydroxyurea, or both to receive either more

108 conclude that iron reduction via therapeutic phlebotomy improves the end-of-treatment virological and

109 treatment significantly reduces the need for phlebotomies in p.C282Y homozygous patients.

110 essing the benefits and risks of therapeutic phlebotomy in asymptomatic patients or those with only l

111 n pump inhibitors (PPIs) reduce the need for phlebotomy in this population.

112 We previously used hydroxyurea (HU) and phlebotomy in two young adults with SCD and stroke as an

113 cing an intravenous catheter, and performing phlebotomy increased.

114 er, in 2 stress erythropoiesis mouse models, phlebotomy-induced acute anemia and chronic hemolytic an

115 We show that Hfe-KO mice can overcome phlebotomy-induced anemia more rapidly than wild-type mi

116 Phlebotomy is an effective treatment that probably acts

117 Depletion of iron stores by phlebotomy is curative.

118 paration and storage of plasma within 2 h of phlebotomy is required for the VACUTAINER PPT Plasma Pre

119 Therapeutic phlebotomy is used to remove excess iron and maintain lo

120 Phlebotomy is well-tolerated and significantly reduces i

121 Although phlebotomy is widely practiced, it is poorly tolerated o

122 lts were a combination of fluid restriction, phlebotomy, liberal use of vasopressor medications, and

123 uced by sustained control of hematocrit with phlebotomies (low-risk patients) and/or cytotoxic agents

124 s is present in most patients, but excessive phlebotomy may cause microcytosis and exacerbate the sym

125 ssociated criteria, none of the 194 observed phlebotomies met the standard.

126 After phlebotomy, mice with hepatocyte-targeted Ncoa4 knockdow

127 Phlebotomy need turned out to be significantly lower in

128 cklist-Civilian Version), physical measures, phlebotomy, neuropsychological testing, a carotid ultras

129 All subjects had phlebotomy of 15% of blood volume (performed in <15 mins

130 Phlebotomy of humans with impaired glucose tolerance and

131 2) Does earlier therapeutic phlebotomy of individuals with primary iron overload due

132 f healthy volunteers, some of whom underwent phlebotomy of up to 1150 mL of blood, and 4 studies of p

133 e potential impact of recurrent large-volume phlebotomy on donor health and hematopoietic stem cells

134 ed, controlled trial examining the impact of phlebotomy on the background of lifestyle advice in pati

135 tomography coronary angiogram at the time of phlebotomy, on average 4 hours from initial presentation

136 atelet production was accelerated in mice by phlebotomy or by administration of thrombopoietin, and u

137 liver biopsy evidence of iron overload began phlebotomy or chelation.

138 ntion or possibly as adjunctive therapy with phlebotomy or chelation.

139 mouse model, hepcidin-1 was suppressed after phlebotomy or erythropoietin administration but the supp

140 standard (biopsy or results of quantitative phlebotomy) or randomized, controlled trials of phleboto

141 managed by treatment with low-dose aspirin, phlebotomy, or hydroxyurea.

142 mean corpuscular volume < 82) and history of phlebotomy (p < 0.05).

143 a lumbar puncture (p = .0001) or peripheral phlebotomy (p = .0002).

144 This formed the basis for the safe phlebotomy partnership to address these deficiencies.

145 The estimated mean (+/-SD) number of phlebotomies per year was 8.7+/-2.9 during the 28 weeks

146 1.0 during part 1 (estimated difference, 8.1 phlebotomies per year).

147 ions, lumbar punctures (LPs), and peripheral phlebotomy performed by the houseofficer on-call.

148 L), inadequate haematocrit control requiring phlebotomies, persistently high cardiovascular risk, and

149 Phlebotomy plus hydroxyurea (27.8%) and hydroxyurea alon

150 biopsy specimens in those patients receiving phlebotomy plus interferon (mean index 8.59 vs. 7.37, P

151 To ensure sustainability, safe phlebotomy practices were integrated into preservice tra

152 on of hospitalization and included optimized phlebotomy practices, clinical decision support, and pha

153 centers who underwent FDG PET-CT imaging and phlebotomy prior to a therapeutic intervention for NSCLC

154 ls and microbes) was tested against standard phlebotomy procedures in patients requiring blood cultur

155 Inadequate knowledge and imperfect phlebotomy procedures were noted.

156 Delaying plasma or serum isolation after phlebotomy (processing delay) can cause perturbations of

157 The mechanisms by which phlebotomy promotes the mobilization of hepatic iron sto

158 oses of BNT162b2 vaccination (n = 14) into a phlebotomy protocol.

159 Sputum collection, nasopharyngeal swabs, phlebotomy, quality-of-life questionnaires, and spiromet

160 , and time between gadodiamide injection and phlebotomy (r = -0.28, P <.001).

161 hemostasis, and blood conservation including phlebotomy reduction, has become an increasingly importa

162 unately, long-term compliance with a regular phlebotomy regimen is less than 25% in some clinical set

163 ion alone, generally achieved by therapeutic phlebotomy, regularly has been associated with biochemic

164 Although the impact of phlebotomy-related iron depletion on donor health requir

165 n determination, hepatic iron index, and the phlebotomy requirement for iron depletion.

166 ng the safety and efficacy (ie, reduction in phlebotomy requirements and molecular responses) of rope

167 Healthcare roles such as phlebotomy, respiratory therapy, and nursing/nursing sup

168 of the iron overload in the Y199H proband by phlebotomy resulted in higher hemoglobin concentrations

169 , there was no correlation between number of phlebotomy sessions and change in HS, liver injury, or I

170 ogation of larger blood volumes than classic phlebotomy specimens over a prolonged period of time.

171 D, and 21 healthy control subjects underwent phlebotomy, sputum induction, bronchoalveolar lavage, an

172 PPT pairs following processing within 4 h of phlebotomy, stability of plasma HIV-1 RNA at 24- and 72-

173 e was believed to be due to the professional phlebotomy staff in our institutions.

174 fusions/chelation but 7 (10%) on hydroxyurea/phlebotomy, still within the noninferiority stroke margi

175 e fulfilled: strictly defined intolerance to phlebotomy, symptomatic progressive splenomegaly, persis

176 Twenty-five to 28 ml of blood collected by a phlebotomy team for each blood culture set was randomly

177 We conclude that, although prior phlebotomy therapy does not improve the rate of sustaine

178 systemic iron reduction with induction-phase phlebotomy therapy followed by long-term maintenance phl

179 t hematocrit of 0.55 (50%) or 0.55 (55%) for phlebotomy therapy.

180 my therapy followed by long-term maintenance phlebotomy therapy.

181 Among patients undergoing phlebotomy, there was no correlation between number of p

182 cute hepatic porphyrias, perform the chronic phlebotomies to reduce the iron overload and clear the d

183 atients were evaluated; all had quantitative phlebotomy to determine mob Fe and genotyping for C282Y

184 ould be treated with aspirin and therapeutic phlebotomy to maintain a hematocrit of less than 45%.

185 Hemorrhagic shock was induced by phlebotomy to mean arterial pressure of 35-40 mm Hg for

186 mates of pulmonary pressure, and allowed for phlebotomy to reduce hepatic iron.

187 s of ongoing oxidative stress decreased with phlebotomy treatment in GH patients.

188 sions/chelation) to alternative (hydroxyurea/phlebotomy) treatment to prevent recurrent stroke and ma

189 n 8 of 10 cases irrespective of the previous phlebotomy treatments.

190 erformed using PBMCs from different sources (phlebotomy versus leukapheresis) or using total or resti

191 is to send whole blood collected by routine phlebotomy via overnight courier to the testing site und

192 s variation in dose), and reduced diagnostic phlebotomy volumes from 41 +/- 6 to 25 +/- 11 mL/day (p

193 amily history of hyperferritinemia requiring phlebotomies was associated with high LIC, as well as an

194 All phlebotomy was performed by emergency department registe

195 Phlebotomy was performed during 4 pregnancy study visits

196 Phlebotomy was performed for measurement of homocysteine

197 lmonary exercise testing coupled with serial phlebotomy was used to define the relationship between e

198 Baseline measurements were obtained, and phlebotomy was used to reduce cardiac output by 60% for

199 tial phase when all patients were undergoing phlebotomy, we found that serum alanine transaminase (AL

200 Phlebotomies were performed when serum ferritin was > 10

201 60 phlebotomies were required among 74 patients in the ruxo

202 iagnosis and amount of iron removed (AIR) by phlebotomy were available.

203 ebotomy) or randomized, controlled trials of phlebotomy were identified.

204 (n = 14) diagnosed a mean of 21 years after phlebotomy were screened for antibodies to HCV as well a

205 Site-based and mobile phlebotomy were used for blood collection.

206 hesis that reducing body iron stores through phlebotomy will influence clinical outcomes in a cohort

207 Fourteen patients underwent phlebotomy with an average of 8,993 mL (267 mL/kg) remov

208 controlled trial comparing iron reduction by phlebotomy with iron reduction followed by retreatment w

209 group undergoing reduction of iron stores by phlebotomy with removal of defined volumes of blood at 6

210 ythaemia vera, haemoglobin <15.0 g/L without phlebotomy) with complete resolution of palpable splenom