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1 are used during surgery and in the immediate postoperative period.
2 o be associated with recurrence in the early postoperative period.
3 ive management of major complications in the postoperative period.
4 gn body sensation over baseline in the early postoperative period.
5 yolysis of the paraspinal muscles during the postoperative period.
6 om the time of listing through the peri- and postoperative period.
7 ajor morbidity at any time within the 30-day postoperative period.
8 symptomatic thromboembolic disease is in the postoperative period.
9 h pronounced electrolyte disturbances in the postoperative period.
10 b groups, and none occurred in the immediate postoperative period.
11 ophylactic measures and vigilance during the postoperative period.
12 the incidence of nausea and vomiting in the postoperative period.
13 donor site pain compared to CTG at the early postoperative period.
14 nd a slower visual recovery in the immediate postoperative period.
15 d mortality persisted throughout the 20-year postoperative period.
16 thetist develop a comprehensive plan for the postoperative period.
17 t and remains relatively stable in the early postoperative period.
18 ycerol levels were observed in the immediate postoperative period.
19 and health, especially when it occurs in the postoperative period.
20 embolism devices and early ambulation in the postoperative period.
21 cations occurred in one patient in the early postoperative period.
22 rtially by the fever he developed during the postoperative period.
23 efit children with CHD needing pacing in the postoperative period.
24 t room temperature for 1 hr in the immediate postoperative period.
25 No patient required reoperation in the postoperative period.
26 95% CI, 0.10 to 0.33), many occurring in the postoperative period.
27 s can be successfully performed in the early postoperative period.
28 analyzed separately from patients not in the postoperative period.
29 ncreased risk of arrhythmia in the immediate postoperative period.
30 bypass, 28 bypass) survived to the immediate postoperative period.
31 instability when they occur in the immediate postoperative period.
32 artery and the portal vein during the early postoperative period.
33 d renal function were analyzed over a 14-day postoperative period.
34 higher risk of severe adverse events in the postoperative period.
35 of whom died during surgery or in the early postoperative period.
36 and keratocyte replacement during the early postoperative period.
37 cs, with less attention given to the initial postoperative period.
38 of transplantation and during the immediate postoperative period.
39 of vascular patency for up to 7 days in the postoperative period.
40 88 patients had perigraft leak in the acute postoperative period.
41 rgery, but not in the early (i.e., 2 months) postoperative period.
42 to the risk of rupture, particularly in the postoperative period.
43 s associated with biliary leaks in the early postoperative period.
44 life-threatening condition be managed in the postoperative period.
45 idence of cardiac complications in the early postoperative period.
46 Of these 114, 13 died in the early postoperative period.
47 resence of moderate or worse MR in the early postoperative period.
48 normal unoperated fellow eye throughout the postoperative period.
49 pair and subsequently developed in the early postoperative period.
50 ks, or esophageal complications in the early postoperative period.
51 (P<.001) and remained lower during the early postoperative period.
52 l vein thrombosis developed in the immediate postoperative period.
53 the prediction of subsequent PI in the early postoperative period.
54 also showed significant improvement over the postoperative period.
55 knee arthroplasty patients during the early postoperative period.
56 after transplantation died in the immediate postoperative period.
57 stically significant decline over the 1-year postoperative period.
58 ential diagnostic and therapeutic use in the postoperative period.
59 ith demographic and clinical factors in each postoperative period.
60 ived a new gabapentinoid prescription in the postoperative period.
61 or ST only during the ST treatment period or postoperative period.
62 presented with impaired vision in the early postoperative period.
63 ng predictor of visual recovery in the early postoperative period.
64 hoice in detection of complications in early postoperative period.
65 programs centered on intuitive eating in the postoperative period.
66 anged between 6 and 15 mmHg in the immediate postoperative period.
67 d odds of having multiple prescribers in the postoperative period.
68 gful decrease in POA and ED in the immediate postoperative period.
69 useful in managing RPB that developed in the postoperative period.
70 r osteoarthritis may improve outcomes in the postoperative period.
71 ent vitreous hemorrhage for PDR in the early postoperative period.
72 ectable in peripheral blood in the immediate postoperative period.
73 ucoma surgery report reduced function in the postoperative period.
74 than balloon-expandable valves in the early postoperative period.
75 inking of the jejunojejunostomy in the early postoperative period.
76 lower risk of revision throughout the entire postoperative period.
77 ion of the dental occlusion in the immediate postoperative period.
78 intentions to keep patients pain free in the postoperative period.
79 tcome was aspiration pneumonia in the 30-day postoperative period.
80 many factors not being predictable until the postoperative period.
81 al cultures and factors associated with each postoperative period.
82 g-associated complications during the 30-day postoperative period.
83 VTE and bleeding events during the 30-day postoperative period.
84 nsity of the cone photopigments in the early postoperative period.
85 either intraoperatively or in the immediate postoperative period.
86 th clinically derived pacing settings in the postoperative period.
87 ns, and new challenges can arise in the late postoperative period.
88 ponade and with no face-down position in the postoperative period.
89 atient developed aspiration pneumonia in the postoperative period.
90 res appropriate spinal cord perfusion in the postoperative period.
91 e obtained intraoperatively and in the early postoperative period.
92 mportant to recognize intramural VSDs in the postoperative period.
93 patients reduce pain and anxiety during the postoperative period.
94 ing the use of low-dose heparin in the early postoperative period.
95 rs has not been as rigorously studied as the postoperative period.
96 may reduce ECL, but likely only in the early postoperative period.
97 KT width and TKT parameters at the 12-month postoperative period.
98 rms of the incidence of SSIs within a 30-day postoperative period.
99 tant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) during the postoperative period.
100 s), and all patient outcomes improved in the postoperative period.
101 e better survival, most notably in the early postoperative period.
102 , particularly the prognosis after the early postoperative period.
103 ed the importance of early ambulation in the postoperative period.
104 ude of association was greatest in the early postoperative period.
105 intubated and mechanically ventilated in the postoperative period.
106 oid epidemic through persistent use past the postoperative period.
107 atogenous retinal detachment occurred in the postoperative period.
108 surgery that can occur in the early or late postoperative periods.
109 rthritis were associated with PJI across all postoperative periods.
110 , specifically in the early and intermediate postoperative periods.
111 endations specific to the intraoperative and postoperative periods.
112 ications were frequent in the early and late postoperative periods.
113 and utilization in the short- and long-term postoperative periods.
114 or reoperation during the perioperative and postoperative periods.
116 ths; IRR, 4.2 [95% CI, 3.7-4.8]) vs the late postoperative period (1.3 events per 10 000 person-month
121 tients required reoperation in the immediate postoperative period (3.5%), most commonly for bleeding,
126 red blood cell (RBC) transfusion during the postoperative period (A 42.5% vs A, ID, T 31.5%), a redu
129 detomidine was administered in the immediate postoperative period after 468 (29%) surgical procedures
130 l in preventing ischemic stroke in the early postoperative period after biological aortic valve repla
131 ting cerebral microembolization in the early postoperative period after bioprosthetic aortic valve re
132 e total burden of complications in the early postoperative period after liver transplantation (LT) be
134 pacing in children and infants in the early postoperative period after open heart surgery for congen
137 tear film stability is altered in the early postoperative period after simultaneous cataract and LRI
139 gastrointestinal tract in the early and late postoperative period, allowing correct interpretation of
140 urine treatment seems to be justified in the postoperative period, although smoking cessation should
141 AI was 64% (32 of 50 patients) in the early postoperative period and 38.5% (15 of 39 patients) at fo
142 so that they can be monitored closely in the postoperative period and available treatments targeted t
143 r or documented infections, in the immediate postoperative period and between 7 and 14 days after tra
144 ovide better IOP control in the intermediate postoperative period and blunt the hypertensive phase co
147 reduces opioid requirements in the immediate postoperative period and may convey a morbidity and mort
148 c leaks are frequently diagnosed late in the postoperative period and often after initial hospital di
149 otocol decreased opioid use in the immediate postoperative period and opioids prescribed at discharge
150 CRIs, the anterior KA decreased in the early postoperative period and remained stable thereafter and
151 between dexmedetomidine use in the immediate postoperative period and subsequent arrhythmia developme
152 can increase the hospital stay, morbidity in postoperative period and thus negating the benefits of l
153 n groups over the preoperative and immediate postoperative periods and at 8 and 26 weeks postsurgery.
154 le anesthetics during the intraoperative and postoperative periods and imply an important role of TGF
155 graft loss) that occurred outside the early postoperative period, and (3) death (or graft loss) due
156 urred at a relatively high rate in the early postoperative period, and fever was not a major indicato
157 ressure variation was lower during the early postoperative period, and postoperative complications we
158 lasma sRAGE levels measured in the immediate postoperative period are associated with the development
161 g steroids, with adjustments made during the postoperative period based on assessments of immune stat
162 embolism devices and early ambulation in the postoperative period between January 2000 and September
163 f this technique is not limited to the early postoperative period, but it can be successful as much a
164 mmon in the immediate group during the early postoperative period, but not at later time points.
166 sual field MD and RNFL loss decreased in the postoperative period by 0.18 +/- 0.08 dB/year (-0.18 +/-
168 n improvement of VA was observed through the postoperative period; changes between visits were signif
170 gnificant decrease in IOP through the 90-day postoperative period compared to baseline and phakic fel
171 and spelling (all P-values <=0.034) over the postoperative period compared with children who were sei
172 ocular pressure (IOP) reduction in the early postoperative period compared with tube-shunt placement,
176 s 33 continued to seize beyond the immediate postoperative period, during a mean 3.8-y follow-up inte
177 per 10 000 person-months) was measured in 3 postoperative periods: early (<=3 months), delayed (betw
178 ion were maintained throughout the immediate postoperative period, evidenced by fluorescein angiograp
179 ients tested newly positive in the immediate postoperative period, exposing 82 employees with 1 case
180 clinical AMR, particularly after the initial postoperative period (first 4 months and last 8 months P
182 urgery and after extubation in the immediate postoperative period for patients with normal pulmonary
184 l owing to a presumed heightened risk in the postoperative period from SSc-related gastroesophageal r
185 ary parameters of functional capacity in the postoperative period generally favored prehabilitation c
186 f of patients transfused with FFP during the postoperative period had an INR of less than 1.7, indica
190 on, and glaucoma are major challenges in the postoperative period; however, the keratoprosthesis can
191 Pupillary block was observed in the early postoperative period in 7 patients (11.66%) in whom C3F8
193 ain management during the intraoperative and postoperative period in children who undergo surgery.
194 n with respect to pain management during the postoperative period in order to enhance the pain recove
195 rgery but were markedly lower throughout the postoperative period in patients receiving clonidine.
196 findings on ultrasonography in the immediate postoperative period in patients who have undergone live
198 avoid cyclosporine therapy during the early postoperative period in six renal transplant recipients
200 Enterobacterales (ESBL-PE) pneumonia in the postoperative period in the intensive care unit after LT
201 utilized during the operative and immediate postoperative period in the LVAD and ECMO patient popula
202 ncreased risk of death both in the immediate postoperative period in-hospital and on the long-term up
203 y that was particularly notable in the early postoperative period, in younger patients, and after joi
204 ith the intent of reducing opioid use in the postoperative period, including by prescribing gabapenti
205 al tissue oxygen saturation during the early postoperative period independently increase the probabil
206 ue oxygen saturation < 65%) during the early postoperative period, independently increase the probabi
207 ion was seen in 8 (22.2 %) patients in early postoperative period, intraocular pressure elevation was
209 dicate that impaired clot contraction in the postoperative period is associated with imminent DVT, su
211 ioperative events; however, their use in the postoperative period is logistically difficult and costl
212 gh dexmedetomidine exposure in the immediate postoperative period is not associated with a clinically
216 s that allow earlier diagnosis of AKI in the postoperative period may increase the success of therape
217 dition, quality of recovery in the immediate postoperative period may predict long-term quality of li
218 e data suggest low-dose heparin early in the postoperative period may provide a protective benefit in
219 st that the use of such a formula during the postoperative period may reduce the number of infections
220 ntity of opioid medication prescribed in the postoperative period, measured as oral morphine milliequ
221 w high-risk opioid prescribing in the 90-day postoperative period (multiple prescribers, overlapping
222 acular holes that fail to close in the early postoperative period need to be re-operated and there ma
223 ococcus pneumoniae meningitis outside of the postoperative period (no prior head or spine surgery; od
226 k of those patients having >20 emboli in the postoperative period (odds ratio, 10.23; 95% CI, 1.3 to
230 ostoperatively and maintained for the 2-week postoperative period of observation; IL-1beta expression
231 bes the long-term follow up over a 3-10-year postoperative period of the patients, grafted and non-gr
232 o receive systemic steroids in the immediate postoperative period or had a history of bacterial or fu
233 sent as acute IOP elevation during the early postoperative period or, more commonly, late onset of IO
234 logMAR BCVA continuosly improved during the postoperative period (P = .006), CFT was found increased
236 e G6PDd group had lower trough hemoglobin in postoperative period (P = 0.006), greater drop in postop
237 was better in the control group in the early postoperative period (P = 0.029), however the final visu
238 , and 67% fewer additional procedures in the postoperative period (P=0.006) than those in the nonfene
239 ated arrhythmia can also present in the late postoperative period, particularly in association with s
240 tification for SCD should occur early in the postoperative period, particularly in patients with incr
241 oietic chimerism is present in the immediate postoperative period, persistent, long-term chimerism do
242 h appropriate management during the pre- and postoperative periods, phacoemulsification and IOL impla
243 he BCPS or pulmonary blood flow in the early postoperative period: Procedures included take-down of t
245 rticularly IL-18 and KIM-1, in the immediate postoperative period provide additional prognostic infor
250 RCl) was calculated for the preoperative and postoperative periods; renal dysfunction was prospective
251 Patients with decreased HLA-DR in the early postoperative period represent a subpopulation at greatl
252 eine and tramadol are frequently used in the postoperative period, research suggests morphine provide
253 th pulmonary hypertension, inhaled NO in the postoperative period selectively reduces PVR and enhance
254 rgeon, either preoperatively or in the early postoperative period, should be considered, when logisti
255 methods and common issues that arise in the postoperative period specific to this model and ways to
257 If the abdomen is not closed in the early postoperative period, the combination of adhesions and f
261 l denervation compared to SMILE in the early postoperative period, though this difference was no long
262 aft z score increased significantly from the postoperative period to 1 year for both the annulus (0.7
263 ying time points, ranging from the immediate postoperative period to months or years later due to lon
264 -LFA-1 mAb monotherapy in the pre- and early postoperative period to promote solid organ allograft su
265 lowering medications in the perioperative or postoperative periods to accompany laser (e.g., trabecul
266 unction parameters, and FK 506 levels in the postoperative period up until either discharge or graft
267 f posttonsillectomy hemorrhage in the 14-day postoperative period using a bleeding severity scale (le
268 majority of diagnoses were made in the late postoperative period using pulmonary angiogram and trans
269 , ward cardiac arrest, or ward death) in the postoperative period using the area under the receiver o
270 ors in the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative period was < 0.05 for multivariable regres
272 Any membrane exposure during this 6-month postoperative period was deemed a failure, even if the s
278 al rate for patients surviving the immediate postoperative periods was 77% for the standard resection
279 experiences with the surgical procedure and postoperative period were evaluated with a questionnaire
280 ration is likely to be greatest in the early postoperative period when patients may experience increa
281 ctive corneal coverage at the critical early postoperative period when the risk of keratopathy is hig
282 s of appetite and stopped growing during the postoperative periods while controls had normal postoper
283 half of patients (48.0%) received FFP in the postoperative period with an INR trigger less than 1.7.
284 Compositional changes persisted in the early postoperative period with recovery to baseline beginning
285 of anterior stromal keratocytes in the early postoperative period, with complete regeneration of the
286 y better in the study group in the immediate postoperative period, with fewer long-term differences.
287 d in the cerclage group throughout the early postoperative period, with quality of life scores also h
288 o the excluded stomach occurred in the acute postoperative period (within 2 months) in 25 of the 48 p
289 estration was placed or clipped in the early postoperative period without cardiopulmonary bypass.
290 sized that inhaled nitric oxide (NO), in the postoperative period, would a) selectively reduce pulmon
291 improve outcomes when commenced in the early postoperative period, yet the economic impact remains un