1     Overall, 40% of responding surgeons were burned out, 30% screened positive for symptoms of depres

2 ses work/life balance were less likely to be burned out (all P < 0.0001).

3 letion occurred, characterized by follicular burn out and a loss of CD3 T lymphocytes, which was asso

4 ntinual rise in SBP, cannot be explained by "burned out" diastolic hypertension or by "selective surv

5 ly from normal and high-normal BP than from "burned-out" diastolic hypertension.

6 to discriminate between patients with stable burnt-out disease that is no longer metabolically active

7 ted with almost complete hepatic fat loss or burnt-out NASH (12.1 versus 7.4 mug/L, P = 0.001) on mul

8 patic fat to the point of complete fat loss (burnt-out NASH), but the mechanisms behind this phenomen

9 ay in part be responsible for the paradox of burnt-out NASH.

10  cryptogenic cirrhosis thought to represent "burned out" NASH.

11        Overall, 484 oncologists (44.7%) were burned out on the emotional exhaustion and/or depersonal

12 rom early disease stage to the myelofibrotic burnt-out phase.

13      Compared with non-burned-out residents, burned-out residents were significantly more likely to s

14                            Compared with non-burned-out residents, burned-out residents were signific

15  formation of reactive compounds capable of 'burning out' the whole photosynthetic unit.

16 wders with a graphite fugitive phase that is burned out to create internal cavities and microchannels