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1 65 years or older with traumatic injury who were discharged from 1 of 2 level I trauma centers.

2 years, 61% female, 91% ischemic stroke) who were discharged from 1816 acute care hospitals to IRFs (

3 1 adult patients with COVID-19 pneumonia who were discharged from 2 large urban public hospitals cari

4 rnal validation, a total of 851 499 children were discharged from 48 hospitals (16 330 DH discharges

5 he 11,855,702 Medicare beneficiaries who had been discharged from a hospital were rehospitalized with

6 residing in a disadvantaged neighborhood and being discharged from a hospital serving a large proport

7 ere categorized based on whether the patient was discharged from a stroke center (primary or comprehe

8 in 1495 patients aged at least 70 years who were discharged from a general medical service at a tert

9 knee surgery, 18 years of age or older, who were discharged from a hospital between January 1, 2008

10 disorder were followed up 1 year after they were discharged from a psychiatric hospital.

11 prolonged mechanical ventilatory support who were discharged from a ventilator rehabilitation unit (V

12 were survivors of moderate or severe TBI who were discharged from acute hospitalization and admitted

13 synthetics) as their primary substance, and were discharged from ambulatory, nonintensive outpatient

14 eneficiaries, who were 69 years or older and were discharged from an acute care hospital to home duri

15 study practices who were 18 years or older, were discharged from an acute care hospitalization, and

16 study, we identified all adult patients who were discharged from an emergency department in Ontario,

17 he emergency room (ER) stratum (patients who were discharged from an emergency room), admission strat

18 Exactly 48599 of these Danish residents were discharged from an inpatient psychiatric unit or wa

19 n central Maryland and Washington, D.C., who were discharged from any of 46 hospitals in the study ar

20 ants with an invasive S aureus infection who were discharged from calendar year 1997 through calendar

21 A total of 9562 firearm-injured persons were discharged from California hospitals in 1991, repre

22 Exposed children were eligible if they had been discharged from community-based management of acute

23 During 1985-1991, 10,453 patients with GBS were discharged from CPHA-participating hospitals (estim

24 ,115 veterans aged 60 years or older who had been discharged from Department of Veterans Affairs inpa

25 he 1270 survivors of Ebola virus disease who were discharged from Ebola treatment units in Guinea, in

26 e who recovered from Ebola virus disease and were discharged from Ebola treatment units in Guinea.

27 -up all survivors of Ebola virus disease who were discharged from Ebola treatment units.

28 without other indication for inpatient care, were discharged from either emergency or inpatient encou

29 4 years of age with deliberate self-harm who were discharged from emergency departments (N=5,567).

30 d return to baseline activities, the patient was discharged from follow-up.

31 p imaging; therefore, none of these patients were discharged from follow-up on the basis of MR angiog

32 nts with a primary mental disorder diagnosis were discharged from general hospitals in 1993; the numb

33 2%] individuals), 65 796 individuals (62.5%) were discharged from HHC services with improved function

34 However, many patients are discharged from hospital with residual congestion, w

35 antimycotics during their hospital stay and be discharged from hospital after 20 days.

36 ssed, 336 patients were randomly assigned to be discharged from hospital either on CTO (167 patients)

37 tients were randomly assigned (1:1 ratio) to be discharged from hospital either on CTO or Section 17

38 ts (83.3%) receiving a lung transplant could be discharged from hospital.

39 at very low risk of cardiac events who could be discharged from hospital.

40 transfused patients were less likely to have been discharged from hospital (hazard ratio [HR], 0.63;

41 Public participants had either recently been discharged from hospital or cared for someone recen

42 atment and have positive sputum cultures are being discharged from hospital and are likely to transmi

43 third of patients dying within 1 year after being discharged from hospital for pneumoniae.

44 Clinical symptoms regressed and the patient was discharged from hospital after 2 weeks.

45 The patient was discharged from hospital on post-operative day 3 on

46 on was restored and the neonate survived and was discharged from hospital with only mild renal insuff

47 "always" continued until the patient died or was discharged from hospital.

48 140 days, nearly a third of individuals who were discharged from hospital after acute covid-19 were

49 The other patients were discharged from hospital between 3 and 8 weeks post

50 PBSC patients were discharged from hospital earlier than were bone-mar

51 n median day 9 (range day 8-11) and patients were discharged from hospital on mean day 11 (range day

52 1394 patients without inducible tachycardia were discharged from hospital receiving beta-blockers.

53 ous circulation; 82 (4.6%) versus 149 (6.8%) were discharged from hospital, 60 (3.4%) versus 112 (5.1

54 45 patients were discharged from hospital, of whom 26 (58%) had achi

55 decision to forgo life-sustaining therapies were discharged from hospital.

56 Patients who are discharged from hospitals that have higher early fol

57 Many patients are discharged from hospitals with test results still pe

58 or esophageal stricture (ICD code 530.3) who were discharged from hospitals of the Department of Vete

59 Patients with type-2 diabetes who were discharged from ICU after greater than or equal to

60 Among the latter group, 507 were discharged from ICU and were examined in this study

61 to forgo life-sustaining therapies and that were discharged from ICU.

62 NuMA and other APA components are discharged from importin beta by RanGTP and induce s

63 lace in the community after the participants were discharged from inpatient stay.

64 Millions of patients are discharged from intensive care units annually.

65 nce 3.1 days, 95% CI 0.7 to 5.6; p=0.02) and were discharged from intensive care (median time in inte

66 ants born at 28 weeks' gestation or less who were discharged from January 1, 2007, through December 3

67 ho visited an ED for acute heart failure and were discharged from January 1, 2013, through September

68 vered from laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 and were discharged from Jinyintan Hospital (Wuhan, China) b

69 omiting so they may tolerate oral fluids and be discharged from medical care.

70 ith no prior history of coronary disease who were discharged from one of six Boston area hospitals wi

71 wed the records of all children with SCD who were discharged from our department from October 2003 to

72 -confirmed coronavirus disease 2019 patients were discharged from our hospital following an ICU stay

73 , an essential serine protease called PfSUB1 is discharged from previously unrecognized parasite orga

74 itals to severely depressed elderly patients being discharged from psychiatric hospitals.

75 als 15 to 50 years of age who gave birth and were discharged from South Carolina hospitals between Ja

76 omen), median age 52 years (range 24-68) who were discharged from spinal rehabilitation, living in th

77 prescription of digoxin to 119 patients who were discharged from St George's Hospital, London, UK, i

78 e receiving risperidone or clozapine who had been discharged from state psychiatric hospitals in Mary

79 l 4,576 cirrhotic patients with ascites, who were discharged from Taiwan hospitals between January 1,

80 pitalized patients; individuals with AHF who are discharged from the ED or ED-based observation are n

81 Patients who are discharged from the emergency department (ED) after

82 Annually, approximately 30 million patients are discharged from the emergency department (ED) after

83 Most patients with chest pain are discharged from the emergency department (ED) with t

84 One third of patients are discharged from the hospital alive, but the median t

85 rstage mortality and morbidity after infants are discharged from the hospital between stages I and II

86 ion about test results pending when patients are discharged from the hospital may pose an important p

87 sions seem to be affected such that patients are discharged from the ICU more quickly and, perhaps co

88 assessed months or even years after patients are discharged from the ICU.

89 IFT cargo transport, but how ciliary cargos are discharged from the IFT remains largely unknown.

90 ants in the 0/1-hour arm were more likely to be discharged from the ED (0/1-hour arm: 45.1% versus st

91 , an hsTnT ADP identified patients who could be discharged from the ED with low 30-day risk of MACE,

92 to antibiotics (intravenous then oral) could be discharged from the emergency department based on cli

93 hydroxychloroquine group were less likely to be discharged from the hospital alive within 28 days tha

94 Five patients in the STOT program could not be discharged from the hospital because of toxicities th

95 ical features who undergo successful PCI may be discharged from the hospital by day 4.

96 One hundred ninety-four patients survived to be discharged from the hospital, and 192 of these were f

97 y Injury, AKI Scores 1-6 were less likely to be discharged from the ICU within 28 days.

98 protocol; 2) having survived long enough to be discharged from the transplant hospitalization.

99 hore formation is possible only if H(2)S has been discharged from the donor.

100 ake place once class I MHC heavy chains have been discharged from the endoplasmic reticulum.

101 the cases arose in patients who had recently been discharged from the hospital and were readmitted fr

102 ures (54/207) occurred after the infants had been discharged from the hospital where they were born.

103 nd other respiratory disorders, having never been discharged from the hospital, need for ventilatory

104 Remaining patients have recovered and have been discharged from the hospital.

105 vor clinic (Freetown, Sierra Leone), who had been discharged from the Kerry Town Ebola treatment unit

106 2,085 women at the 2 study hospitals who had been discharged from the maternity ward after delivery w

107 Once Ca2+ has been discharged from the releasable pool, it is restored

108 receiving at least 1 debridement, and having been discharged from the system.

109 ctive advice is unnecessary for NET patients being discharged from the department.

110 VID-19 pneumonia had somewhat lower rates of being discharged from the hospital alive at 90 days (sub

111 Neonates are being discharged from the hospital more rapidly, but the

112 In a diverse group of high-risk patients being discharged from the hospital, we found no statisti

113 achieving liberation from the ventilator and being discharged from the intensive care unit.

114 ) completed one set of questionnaires before being discharged from the study.

115 parasites infect host cells, the polar tube is discharged from the anterior pole of the spore, pierc

116 sty most commonly develops after the patient is discharged from the hospital.

117 The last participant was discharged from the hospital in August 2023.

118 The last study patient was discharged from the hospital on December 11, 2023.

119 He was discharged from the hospital the following day, with

120 ted mild chest pain after the procedure) and was discharged from the hospital without further events.

121 After she was discharged from the hospital, the involuntary moveme

122 have been successfully extubated and one who was discharged from the hospital.

123 Caregivers were enrolled when their patient was discharged from the hospital.

124 was essentially back in his normal state and was discharged from the hospital.

125 ally returned to spontaneous respiration and was discharged from the ICU.

126 lation elongation factor 1alpha (CpEF1alpha) was discharged from the invading sporozoites into host c

127 inity water observed by the glider in spring was discharged from the Japanese coast to offshore regio

128 Of these, 58% were discharged from the acute care hospital to a rehabi

129 Half (50.2%) of all transferred patients were discharged from the ED and underwent no procedural

130 for persons with index firearm injuries who were discharged from the ED were $8 158 786 ($5686 per m

131 Eligible participants who were discharged from the ED were enrolled between Februa

132 The primary analyses focused on those who were discharged from the ED, while secondary analyses fo

133 who were analyzed in the study, 1985 (16.1%) were discharged from the ED.

134 ut a similar proportion of low-risk patients were discharged from the emergency department (81% for b

135 with higher baseline cardiovascular risk who were discharged from the emergency department after eval

136 ference range according to age, the children were discharged from the emergency department.

137 are in patients with acute heart failure who were discharged from the emergency department.

138 icipants were patients 65 years or older who were discharged from the geriatric ED with at least 1 in

139 n death (subject group), and 51 patients who were discharged from the hospital (control group) with G

140 receiving Function Focused Care in Hospital were discharged from the hospital 3.3 days earlier and d

141 Eight patients recovered and were discharged from the hospital after a median of thre

142 ith no history of chronic kidney disease who were discharged from the hospital after cardiothoracic s

143 cohort of commercially insured patients who were discharged from the hospital after myocardial infar

144 d 6972 adults, 65 years of age or older, who were discharged from the hospital after surviving an in-

145 and included patients 50 years or older who were discharged from the hospital and prescribed at leas

146 nical ventilation (procedure code 96.72) and were discharged from the hospital between 1992 and 1996

147 atients (n = 6,353) > or = 18 yrs of age who were discharged from the hospital during 1993 with a fin

148 cated medical and obstetrical histories, and were discharged from the hospital either early (day of l

149 Nineteen patients were discharged from the hospital on a mean of postopera

150 Nineteen patients were discharged from the hospital on mean postoperative

151 Patients in the 3-dose cohort were discharged from the hospital sooner than the 4-dose

152 e proportion of infants 1-42 days of age who were discharged from the hospital with a diagnosis of HS

153 More patients in the hospitalist group were discharged from the hospital with no complications

154 All patients were discharged from the hospital without sequelae.

155 a median duration of illness of 21 days, 88 were discharged from the hospital, and 2 remain hospital

156 verall, 243 patients (74%) died and 56 (17%) were discharged from the hospital, of which 9 (3%) requi

157 Since 2000, 21 (48%) patients were discharged from the hospital, of whom 38% went to a

158 were alive 30 days after extubation and who were discharged from the hospital.

159 se successfully weaned, seven patients (88%) were discharged from the hospital.

160 s from 209 community-living participants who were discharged from the hospital.

161 h 43.8% of the athletes surviving until they were discharged from the hospital.

162 urviving patients, 5 were discharged home, 4 were discharged from the ICU but remained in the hospita

163 cts (60%) who survived hypothermia induction were discharged from the ICU with poor neurologic outcom

164 mization on cardiac output, and all patients were discharged from the ICU within 1 week.

165 Patients who were discharged from the ICU within 5 days showed a lowe

166 till in the ICU, 256 (16% [95% CI, 14%-18%]) were discharged from the ICU, and 405 (26% [95% CI, 23%-

167 d readmissions and mortality of patients who were discharged from the ICU.

168 Month 6, when nearly all participants were discharged from the index hospitalization, was used

169 A total of 221 YF-positive patients were discharged from the infectious disease reference ho

170 and November 30, 2016, 12 months after they were discharged from the McGill University Health Centre

171 prophylaxis and remained on study until they were discharged from the PE.

172 ) during the 9-to-12-hour observation period were discharged from the unit.

173 Eligible veterans were discharged from the Veterans Affairs Puget Sound He

174 ants who had recovered from COVID-19 and who were discharged from the Wuhan Research Center for Commu

175 ny patients with acute myocardial infarction are discharged from their index hospitalization without

176 Denmark on their 15th birthday, and who had been discharged from their first inpatient psychiatric e

177 longitudinal study, we recruited men who had been discharged from three Ebola treatment units in Guin

178 Medically derived (131)I (t1/2 = 8.04 d) is discharged from water pollution control plants (WPCPs