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1 Index (PSI) and CURB-65 scores were measured on admission.

2 S transport, and 80% of cases were diagnosed on admission.

3 gnosis of urinary tract infection as present on admission.

4 ast 1 risk factor for acquiring MDR bacteria on admission.

5 Detailed clinical assessment was performed on admission.

6 mass index z-score >2 (13.2%) or <-2 (17.1%) on admission.

7 atients had normal serum iron concentrations on admission.

8 l other antidiabetic drugs were discontinued on admission.

9 Anemia was present in 177 (25.8%) patients on admission.

10 ents with ICH and measured platelet function on admission.

11 tients in whom a troponin level was obtained on admission.

12 All underwent diffusion-weighted imaging on admission.

13 rvices, and patients' CriSTAL criteria score on admission.

14 18 patients with AMI, 36,303 (19.1%) had CHF on admission.

15 nely screened for hepatitis C virus antibody on admission.

16 ts with a hematocrit as high as 33.0 percent on admission.

17 ital for AMI, of whom 7,353 reported HRT use on admission.

18 risk, allowing comprehensive risk assessment on admission.

19 hemorrhagic shock demonstrated SD physiology on admission.

20 ients), of whom 229 (10.9%) had hypocalcemia on admission.

21 licated in sepsis pathogenesis were measured on admission.

22 , and lower brain natriuretic peptide values on admission.

23 score, and clinical parameters were assessed on admission.

24 ex, disease, body mass index, 6MWD, and HRQL on admission.

25 re was a high prevalence of TCD colonization on admission.

26 cimen was obtained for 259 enrolled subjects on admission.

27 lished patient safety indicators not present on admission.

28 e setting of a serum sodium value >135 mEq/L on admission.

29 1), reflective of a more severe presentation on admission.

30 nts with adverse outcomes had low BNP levels on admission: 1 death, BNP 52 pg/mL; 1 patient with prol

31 men, 6% had cardiac arrest, and 6% had shock on admission; 10% were black, 12% were Latino, and 10% w

32 249 patients who underwent chest radiography on admission, 100 (40%) had findings consistent with pne

33 nce of cardiac arrest (10% versus 3%), shock on admission (11% versus 3%), and in-hospital mortality

34 had a greater central venous pressure (CVP) on admission (18 +/- 7 mm Hg vs. 12 +/- 6 mm Hg, p < 0.0

35 On admission, 2.2% of children had edema, 23.4% had medi

36 On admission, 204 (62%) of 327 had blood glucose concent

37 Blood samples were obtained on admission, 24 hours post-MI, and 4 months post-MI.

38 bronchoalveolar lavage fluid were collected on admission, 24, and 48 hrs postinjury.

39 Among 2854 AMI patients without known DM on admission, 287 patients (10%) met criteria for previo

40 ncreases were seen for severe sepsis present on admission (3.8-fold increase).

41 P < .001), or undergone surgical debridement on admission (4.3% vs 61.3%, P = .001).

42 were categorized according to the hematocrit on admission (5.0 to 24.0 percent, 24.1 to 27.0 percent,

43 On admission, 53% had severe speech deficits.

44 0.028) and were more likely to be on aspirin on admission (60.4% vs. 44.7%; p = 0.026).

45 On admission, 79% of the cohort (n=1566) had at least mi

46 On admission, a hematocrit > or =40% was found for 30.3%

47 r troponin had lower systolic blood pressure on admission, a lower ejection fraction, and higher in-h

48 Use of aspirin on admission, ACE inhibitors at discharge, and documenta

49 hermia, and intracranial pressure monitoring on admission across the three pediatric intensive care u

50 Patients were evaluated at two time points: on admission (acute aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage p

51 Hyperglycemia (> or =140 mg/dL), both on admission (adjusted hazard ratio 1.43, 95% confidence

52 Hunt & Hess and APACHE-II physiologic scores on admission, age, and aneurysmal rebleed within 48 hour

53 On admission, all patients were bedridden and had severe

54 We obtained data on admissions among children <5 years to Haydom Lutheran

55 lomerular filtration rate (GFR) was assessed on admission and 1, 3, and 6 months after implantation.

56 by measurements of cardiac troponin T (cTnT) on admission and 12 h after admission (peak cTnT).

57 mean creatinine level was 1.9 +/- 0.8 mg/dl on admission and 2.2 +/- 0.9 mg/dl at SCUF initiation.

58 The mean number of needs was 8.5 (SD 2.9) on admission and 2.9 (SD 2.4) after 3 months (mean diffe

59 ciation between white blood cell (WBC) count on admission and 30-day mortality in patients with acute

60 injury molecule-1, and IL-18 in 528 patients on admission and after 12 and 24 hours.

61 echocardiographic and hemodynamic evaluation on admission and after 48 hours of intensive medical the

62 Our outcomes were frequency of urine culture on admission and antimicrobial use.

63 regression analysis, any acute kidney injury on admission and any development of or worsening of acut

64 or reperfusion (RR 0.97, 95% CI 0.93, 1.00) on admission and aspirin (RR 0.98, 95% CI 0.96, 1.00), o

65 Imaging was conducted on admission and at 3 weeks.

66 On admission and at 3, 6, 12, 24, and 48 hrs blood sampl

67 Glucose levels on admission and at 6 and 24 hours after admission, as w

68 Plasma samples were collected on admission and before clinical intervention.

69 resonance imaging and laboratory assessments on admission and before discharge from an inpatient trea

70 Rapid thromboelastography was obtained on admission and daily for up to 7 days.

71 in detail clinically, and obtained MRI scans on admission and daily thereafter while coma persisted.

72 Serum S100B concentrations on admission and day 1 were significantly higher in pati

73 Complement activation was increased on admission and decreased after induction of hypothermi

74 VRE based on surveillance cultures collected on admission and discharge from the ICU.

75 In this study, SIRS components were recorded on admission and during episodes of infection, in 887 AL

76 Data on admission and during hospitalization were collected.

77 st 'gold standard' rectal temperatures taken on admission and follow up peripheral temperatures taken

78 nd inflammatory markers were elevated in CSF on admission and for up to 3 weeks, but not in serum.

79 ra from 37 patients with acute liver failure on admission and from 20 healthy control subjects.

80 injury severity score (ISS) >15, were alive on admission and had at least one of the following sever

81 TBN was defined as early if present on admission and late if occurring thereafter.

82 ble relationship between homocysteine levels on admission and late outcome after successful percutane

83 ma C-reactive protein concentration >15 mg/L on admission and low plasma phosphate that was measured

84 of children with TBM and hydrocephalus taken on admission and over 3 weeks were analyzed for the neur

85 operating hours, helping with bed allocation on admission and patient management.

86 nto four groups according to troponin status on admission and presence of significant angiographic st

87 Glasgow Coma Scale score and pupil reaction on admission and quantified serum S100B (in-house enzyme

88 Clinical data on admission and risk factors for 60-day mortality were

89 ymptom intensity data showed severe distress on admission and significant improvement in the main tar

90 munosorbent assay) and intracranial pressure on admission and the subsequent 6 days.

91 brain injury with Glasgow Coma Score of 4-7 on admission and those less than 45 years of age and neo

92 s among those taking an aspirin and a statin on admission and those who were not.

93 ance cultures of throat and rectum, obtained on admission and twice weekly afterward.

94 =.02) and beta-blockers (65% vs 74%; P =.04) on admission and use of aspirin (84% vs 92%; P =.002) an

95 ia of suspected acute coronary heart disease on admission and were discharged with a coronary heart d

96 PENK levels were highest on admission and were related to estimated glomerular fi

97 nts had a mean Glasgow Coma Scale score of 5 on admission and were taken to organ donation after circ

98 This data set provides time-linked data on admissions and graduations from the CoARC, membership

99 ge, 61+/-12 years; 75% men) had BMI measured on admission, and 2-dimensional transthoracic echocardio

100 ed by blood smear in 10 of 18 patients (56%) on admission, and by rapid antigen test in 5 of 18 (29%)

101 d Measures: Total calcium level was measured on admission, and hypocalcemia was defined as a serum ca

102 5), gender, mechanism of injury, hypotension on admission, and ISS (< or =25 and >25).

103 utropenia should undergo risk stratification on admission, and low-risk patients should be considered

104 he survey, 4637 (64.5%) completed the PedsQL on admission, and of these 2694 (58.1%) completed the fo

105 rized the binding properties of IE collected on admission, and var gene transcription using quantitat

106 CI 1.17, 2.16), a serum sodium less than 133 on admission (AOR 1.96, 95% CI 1.30, 2.95) or a systolic

107 5) or a systolic blood pressure less than 90 on admission (AOR 1.97, 95% CI 1.20, 3.24).

108 verall, the benefits of starting clopidogrel on admission appear to outweigh the risks, even among th

109 Objective measures of platelet function on admission are associated with intraventricular hemorr

110 suggest that patients with high viral loads on admission are more likely to have severe disease.

111 ngements, which accurately predicted outcome on admission (area under the receiver operating characte

112 On admission, aVWF levels were higher in nonsurvivors vs

113 5 was used to identify patient risk of death on admission based on the CriSTAL criteria.

114 Ang-2, Tie-2, and VEGF levels were measured on admission (baseline) and at 48 hours (acute stage) in

115 th hormone (GH), and free fatty acids (FFAs) on admission (before insulin therapy) and after insulin

116 Troponin T was analyzed on admission, before PCI, and at 12 and 24 hours after P

117 Of the patients who were on admission beta-blockers and were discharged alive (n

118 within 6 h of onset, and substantial deficit on admission but good outcome at 1-3 months (National In

119 Absolute concentration best diagnosed AKI on admission, but normalized concentrations best predict

120 -pregnant women to have respiratory distress on admission, but severe outcomes were equally likely in

121 of < 48 hours in duration who were evaluated on admission by NCT, PCT, and CTA, and underwent a follo

122 On admission, children with confirmed PCP had a lower me

123 nts with UA/NSTEMI, a novel risk score based on admission clinical variables can be used to estimate

124 Adding present on admission codes and numerical laboratory data collect

125 d hospital mortality rates of adding present on admission codes and numerical laboratory data to admi

126 s study supports the value of adding present on admission codes and numerical laboratory values to ad

127 , as defined by previously validated present-on-admission codes.

128 t onset or outpatient onset based on present-on-admission codes.

129 The overall ratio of men to women on admission committees was 1.77 to 1.

130 0.25 +/- 0.08; p = .03) was mildly abnormal on admission compared with discharge.

131 ODS, 363 genes were differentially expressed on admission, compared to only 33 at 24 hours postinjury

132 subarachnoid and intraventricular blood seen on admission computed tomographic scan, and a higher fre

133 (hyper)Dense cerebral artery sign (yes = 1) on admission computed tomography scan, Age (>75 years =

134 ng disorders who denied a need for treatment on admission converted to acknowledging that they needed

135 Screening for colonization on admission could limit risk of infection in the coloni

136 To date, no study has correlated ONSD on admission CT scan with RCTS.

137 Lymphopenia present in 74.2% of patients on admission day was associated with lower absolute B-ce

138 Excretion rate on admission did not diagnose or predict outcomes better

139 Mean age, weight, and BMI on admission did not differ between survivors and nonsur

140 ute Severity of Illness Score were developed on admissions during 2007-2009 and validated on admissio

141 on admissions during 2007-2009 and validated on admissions during 2010-2011.

142 on (n = 19) and/or T wave inversion (n = 20) on admission ECG.

143 ay mortality among patients whose hematocrit on admission fell into the categories ranging from 5.0 t

144 omly assigned to receive rosuvastatin (40 mg on admission, followed by 20 mg/day; statin group n = 25

145 Blood samples were taken on admission for analysis.

146 On admission for induction chemotherapy, the patient was

147 Blood samples were taken on admission for measurements of serum total cholesterol

148 On admission for their index stroke or TIA, patients wer

149 Data on admissions for anaphylaxis were obtained from the Spa

150 ess the effects of the 1997-98 El Nino event on admissions for diarrhoea.

151 ld Federation of Neurological Surgeons grade on admission, gave a common odds ratio (OR) of 0.97, 95%

152 delayed hemolysis had higher parasite counts on admission (geometric mean parasite densities (GMPD) 3

153 hospitalized with AMI and were hyperglycemic on admission (glucose level > or = 140 mg/dL).

154 n, Age (>75 years = 1), and NIH Stroke Scale on admission (>/=10 = 1).

155 Presence of any 1 factor on admission had a sensitivity for finding anthrax menin

156 Patients with high serum S100B on admission had an eight-fold and on day 1 a 12-fold in

157 Patients with lower hematocrit values on admission had higher 30-day mortality rates.

158 iparous versus multiparous); gestational age on admission; headache/visual disturbances; chest pain/d

159 in addition to standard preventive measures on-admission, high-dose rosuvastatin exerts a protective

160 revious myocardial infarction, heart failure on admission, history of diabetes, and left ventricular

161 Cardiac troponin I (cTnI) was determined on admission in 110 consecutive patients with AMI associ

162 Glucose levels were determined on admission in 411 consecutive STEMI patients reperfuse

163 patient laboratory values commonly available on admission in cases of acute liver failure due to APAP

164 A few simple clinical variables measured on admission in patients with acute heart failure predic

165 microvesicle tissue factor activity measured on admission in patients with severe, primary influenza

166 markers of hemodynamic compromise were noted on admission, including severe tachycardia, low stroke v

167 Glasgow Coma Scale, presence of hypotension on admission, Injury Severity Score, AIS for all body re

168 incidence of hypotension, Glasgow Coma Scale on admission, Injury Severity Score, and AIS for all bod

169 Participants were recruited on admission into the Early Diagnosis and Preventive Tre

170 Upper extremity strength on admission inversely correlated with time to wean from

171 cute myocardial infarction if the hematocrit on admission is 30.0 percent or lower and may be effecti

172 mbolytic therapy, an elevated troponin level on admission is associated with a lower reperfusion rate

173 Hyperglycemia on admission is associated with an increased mortality r

174 h ST-segment elevation AMI, an elevated cTnI on admission is associated with an increased risk of pri

175 Hyperglycemia on admission is associated with greater myocardial injur

176 Hyperglycemia on admission is associated with increased mortality rate

177 if the presence of atrial fibrillation (AF) on admission is associated with worse in-hospital outcom

178 k-adjustment models (administrative, present on admission, laboratory, and clinical for each of the 5

179 protein was correlated with stroke severity on admission, larger infarctions, and worse outcome at f

180 ulopathy, uncontrolled bleeding, temperature on admission <30 degrees C, in-hospital cardiac arrest,

181 ere left ventricular dysfunction was present on admission (median ejection fraction, 0.20; interquart

182 c therapy, balloon inflation, medication use on admission, medication use on discharge, or mortality.

183 Plasma copeptin was highest on admission (n=132, P<0.001, day 1 versus days 2 to 5)

184 On admission, no significant differences were measured f

185 in a model that included urea and creatinine on admission, odds of death increased with increasing se

186 esult or a serum PCT level of >/= 0.25 ng/mL on admission or day 2 of hospitalization.

187 bin <12 g/dL for women and <13 g/dL for men) on admission or discharge/day 7.

188 ized patients with a diagnosis of HF, either on admission or during hospitalization, is a prognostic

189 nts suspected of developing infection either on admission or during intensive care unit stay.

190 Overall, 2973 patients (29.5%) had sepsis on admission or during the ICU stay.

191 CI: 0.30-0.82)), require supplemental oxygen on admission (OR = 0.40 (95% CI: 0.20-0.80)), or have un

192 (OR, 1.7; 95% CI, 1.1-2.6; P = .009), sepsis on admission (OR, 1.7; 95% CI, 1.05-2.6; P = .03), or in

193 o took particular poisons, were severely ill on admission, or who presented early.

194 ology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score on admission (p <.001) and were more likely to require m

195 allele (54BB) had worse severity of illness on admission (p = .007), greater likelihood of septic sh

196 e congenital anomaly (P<.0001), lower weight on admission (P=.028), and higher nasal RSV load (P=.008

197 paracetamol induced acute liver injury based on admission parameters

198 Using height and weight measured on admission, patients were categorized into 6 body mass

199 (TNF-alpha, IL-6, and IL-10) were performed on admission plasma samples from 172 adult Thai patients

200 Bleeding on admission, platelet count <30 < 10(9) /L, fibrinogen

201 e UK in recent years and changing influences on admission policies worldwide, it is timely to review

202 In contrast, only hypoglycemia on admission predicted death, and this relationship diss

203 Impaired NPA in the ALF and SALF cohorts on admission predicted nonsurvival without liver transpl

204 he impact of CCTA versus standard evaluation on admissions rate, length of stay, major adverse cardio

205 is a serious neurological disorder, yet data on admission rates for all-cause childhood encephalitis

206 On admission, RBC count, hemoglobin level, and hematocri

207 not (relative risk, 0.99; 95% CI, 0.95-1.04 on admission; relative risk, 1.02; 95% CI, 0.98-1.06 on

208 Chest computed tomography on admission revealed ground glass opacities in the righ

209 On admission, reverse transcriptase PCR identified Ebola

210 0.84, 95% CI 0.78, 0.91) or receive aspirin on admission (RR 0.97, 95% CI 0.96, 0.99) and beta-block

211 patients were less likely to receive aspirin on admission (RR 0.98, 95% CI 0.97, 0.99) and discharge

212 On admission, RT-PCR analysis of blood specimens from pa

213 Glomerular filtration rate based on admission serum creatinine was categorized as dichoto

214 PN in subgroups of patients with increasing-on-admission severity of illness.

215 Whether an elevated troponin level on admission similarly predicts an adverse outcome in pa

216 Elevated total homocysteine levels on admission strongly predict late cardiac events in acu

217 ransmission has been challenged by screening on admission studies and whole-genome sequencing, provid

218 while these patients are less critically ill on admission than patients with necrotizing fasciitis, t

219 infection had higher disease severity scores on admission than patients with sepsis who did not devel

220 ave identified an acute coagulopathy present on admission that is independent of injury severity.

221 ssion, residence and number of comorbidities on admission), the hazard ratio for new pressure ulcers

222 On admission, the arthralgia and fever spontaneously res

223 On admission, the groups were comparable in terms of age

224 On admission, there was no pulse on the left radial arte

225 e study of case patients colonized with MRSA on admission to a rural tertiary care hospital.

226 The need for psychiatric help was high on admission to a secure unit, with the most frequent di

227 r progression of latent C. difficile present on admission to active infection.

228 d by specially-trained clinicians and nurses on admission to delivery and followed for four months po

229 national normalized ratio (INR) measurements on admission to estimate overdose amount, time elapsed s

230 A simple risk score on admission to estimate the likelihood of in-hospital c

231 equently fitted with anti-embolism stockings on admission to hospital, to aid blood flow, prevent poo

232 in 86,634 (71.0%) patients aged 40 and older on admission to hospital.

233 Neutrophils were isolated on admission to intensive care and every 3-4 days until

234 ology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score on admission to intensive care unit (odds ratio 1.10); p

235 t radiography for screening for tuberculosis on admission to jail.

236 per inmate for routine radiograph screening on admission to jail.

237 revalent in mechanically ventilated children on admission to PICUs worldwide.

238 High-dose rosuvastatin given on admission to statin-naive patients with ACS who are s

239 patitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) detectable on admission to study, wheras no CHBV-ALF patients exper

240 Routine use of cardiotocography for 20 min on admission to the delivery ward does not improve neona

241 acute traumatic coagulopathy that is present on admission to the hospital and is independent of iatro

242 all patients had a CT examination performed on admission to the hospital and/or during hospitalizati

243 ified subsequent ALI development in patients on admission to the hospital, soon after acetaminophen o

244 ctors for asymptomatic C. difficile carriage on admission to the hospital.

245 logy and Chronic Health Evaluation II scores on admission to the ICU (25 vs. 23).

246 We assessed biomarker levels on admission to the ICU and every 6 hours thereafter for

247 Health Evaluation II scores, were collected on admission to the ICU and on each subsequent ICU day.

248 s, and urine specimens were cultured for VRE on admission to the ICU and twice weekly until discharge

249 t 10 months of study, the prevalence of MRSA on admission to the ICU during the last 9 months of the

250 Despite an increasing prevalence of MRSA on admission to the ICU, the acquisition rate has remain

251 ical, demographic, and physiologic variables on admission to the ICU.

252 Patients were enrolled on admission to the intensive care unit and followed unt

253 Severity of illness on admission to the intensive care unit and prehospitali

254 Arterial ammonia was measured on admission to the intensive care unit in 257 patients;

255 Blood samples obtained on admission to the intensive care unit were analyzed fo

256 ynx or trachea, and any open wound routinely on admission to the intensive care unit, every 7 days af

257 On admission to the intensive care unit, the frequency o

258 Blood samples were drawn on admission to the intensive care unit.

259 )/L, or normal 150 x 10(9) to 399 x 10(9)/L) on admission to the intensive care unit.

260 was designed to examine severity of illness on admission to the pediatric intensive care unit, the t

261 n; the need to replace the endotracheal tube on admission to the PICU; and the use of racemic epineph

262 e, and endotracheal aspirates were performed on admission to the SICU, once weekly, and upon discharg

263 ary resistance increased with age of patient on admission to the study, suggesting its progressive na

264 g/dL and serum creatinine of 1.8+/-0.8 mg/dL on admission to the study.

265 ntracranial pressure monitoring was recorded on admission to the unit (within 1 hr) and at any time d

266 ct of the introduction of the phase 2 clinic on admissions to hospital within 90 days, hospital bed-d

267 eport the effect of the EXPRESS intervention on admissions to hospital, costs, and disability.

268 r persisting CBD stones (CBD size > or =8 mm on admission ultrasound, serum total bilirubin > or = 1.

269 IL-10 and IL-6 concentrations were measured on admission using commercially available immunoassays.

270 gnosed as not having acute coronary syndrome on admission, versus 21.2% of nondialysis patients; 44.4

271 Data were collected on admission vitals, disease severity (model for endstag

272 nt elevation was noted in 57%, mean troponin on admission was 11.3+/- 22.7 ng/dl, and peak cardiac en

273 The median ejection fraction on admission was 35% (IQR: 35% to 40%).

274 Moreover, statin treatment given on admission was associated with a lower rate of death o

275 patients who did not become infected, a SIRS on admission was associated with a more critical illness

276 Lower C(T) on admission was associated with a positive culture from

277 Glycemic status on admission was associated with greater myocardial dama

278 beta-blockers, and acute reperfusion therapy on admission was associated with longer life expectancy

279 Demographic and clinical data on admission was collected, as well as head, thorax, and

280 trast, hypoglycemia (glucose < or =70 mg/dL) on admission was not prognostic (adjusted hazard ratio 1

281 Congestive heart failure on admission was one of the strongest predictors of in-h

282 Gut colonization on admission was significantly associated with subsequen

283 ic, economic, and clinical variables present on admission, we developed a parsimonious, hierarchical

284 obtained from rectal swab cultures performed on admission, weekly during the patients' stay, and at d

285 Patients with AF on admission were compared with patients in sinus rhythm

286 respiratory signs and O(2) sat less than 93% on admission were included.

287 troponin levels, and a low ejection fraction on admission were independent predictors for in-hospital

288 Brain natriuretic peptide levels on admission were lower (median factor increase of the u

289 In contrast, the baseline hs-cTnT levels on admission were not related to lesion location anywher

290 TBSA, age, weight, and intubation status on admission were significant predictors of fluid receiv

291 nes, TBA, DCF, PAI-1, FFAs, cortisol, and GH on admission were significantly increased two- to fourfo

292 012; clinical and laboratory characteristics on admission were similar between cohorts.

293 all cases with the highest troponin T levels on admission were ventilated.

294 al hazards analysis showed that serum sodium on admission, when modeled linearly, predicted increased

295 this HF population, 20.5% (n=14,901) had AF on admission, whereas another 13.7% (n=9,918) had a prio

296 rrected age of 44 weeks +6 days of gestation on admission who had at least one heelstick during the s

297 were assessed, with primary analysis focused on admissions with a medical diagnosis related group and

298 Over 30% of patients had severe malnutrition on admission, with body mass index z-score >2 (13.2%) or

299 Since any urinary tract infection present on admission would not fall under this initiative, conce

300 referral for admission, more severe wasting on admission, younger age, and a long commute for treatm