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… had higher injury severity scores (33 vs 27; p<0.05). Rates of pneumonia (49% vs 21%) and sepsis (19% vs 9%) were higher in the progress…

…ated10 and should be identified and addressed early.Recognition Obstetric haemorrhage, whether antepartum or postpartum, needs to be identified early…

…men died from childbirth. Major causes included haemorrhage and sepsis. Traditionally, caesaren section was a post-mortem practice. To…

…route) or discharge planning. While a quarter was for suspected infection.Conclusions The results demonstrated that there were no substan…

… if opt-out defaults reduce antibiotic overuse in patients with sepsis eligible for de-escalation or if lowering default doses reduce …

…This report describes the occurrence of toxic shock syndrome in a teenage girl. She presented with fever, rash, vomiting, dy…

…unt. It has been studied across a range of conditions including cancer, sepsis and stroke. It has been proven that in patients with he…

…vascular coagulation was found. Differential diagnosis included bacterial meningitis and sepsis, but viral exanthems and scarlet fever were also con…

…ociation with underlying stressful events such as pregnancy,2 3 thromboembolic disease and sepsis. The adrenal glands have a rich blood supply via thr…

…Neonatal osteomyelitis and septic arthritis are rare but serious conditions that can arise in the first few…

…Neonatal listeriosis is a serious infection, particularly in preterm infants, requir…

…nical consequences (e.g., sepsis, intraventricular haemorrhage, necrotising enterocolitis) and the prevalence of noise-mitigation strategies in practice.…