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After one year of intensive medical care he returned to work.

At institutions designed to ease dying, the focus is more on emotional support than intensive medical care.

An assisted living facility typically offers more independence and less intensive medical care.

Few zoos leap to take an animal that may need intensive medical care and then has a 60-year life span.

Treatment may include antitoxins, intensive medical care or surgery of infected wounds.

He was 82 and for months had received intensive medical care which included trips to the United States to consult experts about his wasting body.

Despite intensive medical care, he soon developed symptoms of severe radiation poisoning and died 25 days later after falling into a coma.

The patients receive intensive medical care, which can include blood transfusions and a myriad of daily drugs and procedures.

However, the condition can cause serious complications during infancy and often requires hospitalization and intensive medical care.

Even with intensive medical care, his injury initially left him a quadriplegic with essentially no movement below the neck.

The babies require intensive medical care.

Eczema vaccinatum is a serious medical condition that requires immediate and intensive medical care.

Moreover, the intensive medical care required for mustard gas victims can be an intolerable burden for field hospitals.

The population of those countries is aging, and a larger group of senior citizens requires more intensive medical care than a young, healthier population.

Concerns that arise due to abdominal wall defects can be threatening and require immediate and intensive medical care.

On 30 June 1962 his wife Pramila died and Nazrul remained in intensive medical care.

She remained in intensive medical care after her battle with Sports Max and doesn't appear again until Jolyne escapes from prison.

When more intensive medical care is required, patients may be admitted to a 24-bed inpatient hospice facility, located on the campus of GBMC.

The third group has a "hopeless prognosis" and experience "what parents and medical experts deem to be unbearable suffering," whether or not they need intensive medical care.

He is under intensive medical care at Precipice CA recovering from injuries sustained while resisting arrest by Sheriff Theodore Horovitz.

Life expectancy is no greater in regions that have more intensive medical care, the researchers find, and Medicare surveys find that their quality of care is no better.

Mr. Somers and others suggested that the model might also work for people with AIDS, severely handicapped children who need intensive medical care or people with chronic mental illnesses.

According to Saudi Minister of Health Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Rabiah, 90 of the injured have been released from the hospital, but 43 are still under intensive medical care.

Under both programs Air Methods transports persons requiring intensive medical care from either the scene of an accident or general care hospitals to highly skilled trauma centers or tertiary care centers.

Despite intensive medical care and offers from numerous volunteers to donate blood for possible transfusions, Slotin's condition rapidly deteriorated, and Major-General Leslie R. Groves informed Slotin's parents of their son's inevitable death.