large patient

"I've already said that we have to treat a small number of very large patients.

"Once I get accustomed to such large patients!"

Then she had to discover some way of accommodating her two larger patients so that neither should hurt nor alarm the other.

Often they fail at a late stage, when tests in larger patient groups disclose problems not found in smaller studies.

Future clinical trials, which will involve testing in larger patient populations, may reveal a high prevalence of these or other side effects.

Like many hospitals, St. Luke's leases, when needed, beds that can hold the largest patients.

Special hoists, stretchers and ambulances have been bought to ferry the largest patients to hospital.

The results of this review article (especially the safety results) need to be confirmed by future trials on larger patient populations".

Larger patients may have a decrease in image quality due to sound wave absorption in the subcutaneous fat layer.

Four sessions per week are often prescribed for larger patients, as well as patients who have trouble with fluid overload.

In the North America and United Kingdom, 3-4 hour treatments (sometimes up to 5 hours for larger patients) given 3 times a week are typical.

One is that very large patients can be effectively treated by small medics, and SectorGeneral was designed with precisely that situation in mind.

(On television, a large patient vomits on the character played by Noah Wylie.)

Spock trod over to the nurse, who then escorted him into a central observational compartment, off of which opened a dozen large patients' alcoves.

The surgical exposure is satisfactory and not unduly prolonged in even the largest patients and the technique does not interfere with any subsequent transplant operation.

They have extra-wide interiors, and carry "bariatric stretchers" and specialized lifting gear that is capable of carrying very large patients.

SPP may be indicated for use with large patients and prostates because of the surgical time constraints associated with conventional TURP.

They also maintain 64 War Reserve Materiel projects, including the USAF's largest Patient Movement Item inventory.

In situations known to be high risk for losing sponges or tools - emergency operations, procedural changes, very large patients - he and his fellow authors suggest that X-rays be taken in the operating room to look for hidden objects before the patient is sewn up.