Cover image: 13 March 2020, Saxony, Dresden: An intensive care bed on an intensive care unit at the University Hospital Dresden.
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Now, nearly all operating rooms in the Lombardy region have been converted into intensive care units, said Grasselli, the intensive-care coordinator.
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Now, nearly all operating rooms in the Lombardy region have been converted into intensive care units, said Grasselli, the intensive-care coordinator.
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The occupancy rate for intensive care beds regularly exceeds 90 percent, about 20 percentage points higher than intensive care specialists consider safe.
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Choi, who works in an intensive care unit, said that pneumonia is one of the leading causes of patients' needing intensive care.
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There are roughly 4,200 pediatric intensive care unit beds in the United States, while adults have 80,000 intensive care unit beds, he said.
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All the intensive care, dialysis and neonatal intensive care unit patients were airlifted to hospitals throughout Texas, and one patient was sent to Missouri.
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The state currently has only 53,000 hospital beds and 3,000 intensive-care beds — and 80 percent of the intensive-care beds are already occupied.
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This year, the philanthropic group will build Malawi's first pediatric surgery and intensive care unit, the Mercy James Institute for Pediatric Surgery and Intensive Care.
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The published guidelines for an Italian intensive care unit noted that it may become necessary to establish an age limit for access to intensive care.
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"If the number of people who have it and need intensive care outnumber our ability to provide intensive care … that's where you overwhelm the system," said Sen.
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In July, she opened the country's first-ever pediatric surgery and intensive care center in Malawi, which she named The Mercy James Institute for Pediatric Surgery and Intensive Care.
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In July, she opened the country's first-ever pediatric surgery and intensive care center in Malawi, which she named The Mercy James Institute for Pediatric Surgery and Intensive Care.
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Lombardy's hospitals became overloaded: Over the past three weeks, 1,135 people have required intensive care in the region, but it only has 800 intensive care beds, according to Reuters.
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Over all, about 26 percent of the 138 patients needed intensive care; their median age was 66, compared with a median of 51 years for those who did not require intensive care.
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Some people who recover from serious cases of the coronavirus will be left with lung damage that may take as many as 15 years to heal, according to intensive-care experts in the UK.The warning from the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM), the UK's professional body for intensive care doctors and practitioners, was published in The Sunday Times.
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"He'll be in intensive care for a while," he said.
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After a surgery, the minor was put in intensive care.
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Usually, the surgery and intensive care units are powered first.
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Lawrence dropped by a cancer unit and intensive care unit.
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He spent nine days in the intensive care unit. 2.
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Both are still critically ill in intensive care, police said.
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She spent 11 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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When I woke up in intensive care, I learned otherwise.
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Four others are in intensive care, fighting for their lives.
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They are all in the intensive care unit, Chilimuri said.
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Alison Chandra is a former pediatric intensive care unit nurse.
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He might have a complicated birth or require intensive care.
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He remains in stable condition in the intensive care unit.
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The two others remained in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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It will be wheeled off to the intensive care unit.
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After the operation we lived in the intensive care unit.
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Preemies who are leaving the neonatal intensive care unit, perhaps?
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Many of the patients required intensive care, the state said.
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We took him upstairs to the neurological intensive care unit.
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Both deteriorated soon after and wound up in intensive care.
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She went to the neurological intensive care unit to recover.
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She was in the intensive care unit for three days.
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The sicker patients I see in the Intensive Care Unit.
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He had been transferred out of intensive care on Thursday.
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Many need supplemental oxygen and treatment in intensive care units.
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Many need supplemental oxygen and treatment in intensive care units.
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We then wheeled the baby to the intensive care unit.
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In the past three weeks, 1,135 people have needed intensive care in the Lombardy region with only 800 beds available, said Giacomo Grasselli, the head of the intensive care unit at Milan's Policlinico hospital.
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Mulva told PEOPLE that Madonna has "been very close to Malawi" — this year, the charity will build Malawi's first pediatric surgery and intensive care unit, the Mercy James Institute for Pediatric Surgery and Intensive Care.
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"The way that most babies die in the neonatal intensive care unit is that they have a complication and the decision is then made to stop intensive care and to provide comfort care," she said.
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The newborn boy was placed in the intensive care unit (ICU).
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Six others are hospitalized in an intensive care unit, officials said.
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Both the paramedic and civilian were in the intensive care unit.
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Traditionalists are still medicating babies and keeping them in intensive care.
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She then spent four days in intensive care in the hospital.
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We have had five cases go to the intensive care unit.
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One person is in intensive care in guarded condition, Rabson added.
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He received anesthesia and was moved into the intensive care unit.
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Workers in the intensive care unit frequently needed to resuscitate him.
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The sixth was airlifted to Tallahassee and is in intensive care.
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ATLANTA – Hospital intensive care units (ICUs) treat patients around the clock.
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Lawrence, 28, dropped by a cancer unit and intensive care unit.
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Harris remained in the Intensive Care Unit but died Feb. 22.
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Patients often require intensive care and a respirator to support breathing.
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He spent two nights in intensive care in a British hospital.
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When a patient is in critical condition, he needs intensive care.
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She will stay in intensive care for the next 24 hours.
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He spent two weeks in intensive care battling his severe injuries.
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Things in the children's intensive care unit began to get busy.
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Lombardy has just 22 intensive-care beds available for coronavirus patients.
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Some 877 people were in intensive care against a previous 733.
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Some 1,028 people were in intensive care against a previous 877.
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Some 877 people were in intensive care against a previous 733.
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Some 1,028 people were in intensive care against a previous 877.
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It's also converting a surgery center into intensive care unit beds.
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There were 2,655 people in intensive care against a previous 2,498.
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They are not well equipped with ventilators and intensive care stations.
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""They are not well equipped with ventilators and intensive care stations.
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Three days later, they moved Dad to the intensive care unit.
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He was left barely conscious and was rushed to intensive care.
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They've become overwhelmed with the number of patients needing intensive care.
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The patient was so sick that active treatment necessitated intensive care.
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She was sent to intensive care and died the next day.
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Some 733 people were in intensive care against a previous 1613.
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Some 733 people were in intensive care against a previous 650.
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That can also increase the demand for hospitals' intensive-care units.
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There were 3,204 people in intensive care against a previous 3,009.
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There were 3,009 people in intensive care against a previous 2,857.
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Needing 8.63,000 intensive care unit beds, and having 3,000 I.C.U. beds.
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There were 3,009 people in intensive care against a previous 2,857.
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Now, he speaks out from intensive care, having been infected himself.
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More than 20 others are in intensive care suffering severe burns.
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He died in intensive care a few weeks after undergoing surgery.
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After spending a week in an intensive care unit, he died.
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She was in intensive care for eight days National Police Col.
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The space, the intensive care unit, to take care of them?
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He's not in intensive care but it is a serious situation.
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More than 180 people were injured, with 11 in intensive care.
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Fast forward to today, the songstress opened the country's first-ever pediatric surgery and intensive care center, which she named The Mercy James Institute for Pediatric Surgery and Intensive Care, after her now-11-year-old daughter.
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But even with 2503 trauma bays, three operating rooms, a CT scanner, a trauma intensive care unit and a pediatric intensive care unit all under one roof, the trauma center had never faced a torrent like this.
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Currently, he says she is recieving treatment in the intensive care unit.
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Doctors operated on him Tuesday night, and he remains in intensive care.
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She is currently recuperating in intensive care, and would require physical therapy.
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His condition deteriorated and days later he was admitted to intensive care.
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I once stole a bottle of ketamine from the intensive care unit.
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Immigrants were also more likely to be admitted to intensive care units.
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His family said last week that he was still in intensive care.
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One bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, is still in intensive care.
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Four soldiers were killed and one was in intensive care, he said.
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He'd been intubated in the intensive care unit for nearly a week.
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Despite aggressive antibiotic treatment, he died after two months in intensive care.
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To replace them, the flying branch developed self-contained intensive-care units.
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Specialists working in emergency rooms and intensive care units top the list.
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Kelly has spent more than three weeks in intensive care, KTXL reports.
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When it reached 215, Emily was rushed to the intensive care unit.
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He is heavily sedated in the intensive care unit, the department said.
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Mr. Lew toured the trauma unit and the neonatal intensive care unit.
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A handful of patients were admitted to intensive care units and intubated.
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It provides intensive care and education for children from low-income families.
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He was in the intensive-care unit, Tass reported, citing the hospital.
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The boys' mother was in intensive care with serious burns, she said.
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"Because that's quality of care in intensive care as well," she says.
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As many as 2331,280 or 21,23 of them would require intensive care.
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More than 10,000 people are hospitalized, and 2,516 are in intensive care.
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"They say my other worker may be in intensive care," he said.
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The patient's doing great, and didn't go in the intensive care unit.
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Its 26,800 intensive care beds are expected to be full by Friday.
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It has twice the number of intensive care beds that Italy has.
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In some cases, patients have required treatment in an intensive care unit.
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More than 12,894 people were hospitalized, with nearly 85033,060 in intensive care.
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"There are more than 20 patients on intensive care units," he said.
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"Charlie was in the same intensive care department as Daisy," said Mrs.
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A day later he was transferred to intensive care, and on Dec.
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The man was sent to the intensive-care unit for close monitoring.
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Harris said four injured people are still in hospital intensive care units.
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They're being cared for by staff in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Defender Alan Ruschel was reported in intensive care but in stable condition.
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She spent two and a half weeks in intensive care or recovery.
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More important, there are only so many intensive care beds and ventilators.
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According to USA Today, she is stable but remains in intensive care.
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One night I was visiting him alone in the intensive care unit.
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At the time of the study, 14% of intensive care units (ICUs) had been shuttered because they were unable to operate -- and the vast majority of open intensive care units had intermittent failures due to a lack of supplies.
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After they were finished, they moved me to the cardiac intensive care unit.
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Even at 24 weeks, they would likely spend several months in intensive care.
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As of Monday, 44 were in hospital where six were in intensive care.
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On April 30, after days of 24-hour intensive care, he died there.
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Twelve children were initially hospitalized following the wreck, including six in intensive care.
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The German foreign ministry said earlier five Germans were still in intensive care.
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So far, 21 people have been hospitalized and five admitted to intensive care.
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He fell ill days later and was admitted to the intensive care ward.
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Eight other students sustained gunshot wounds, and three remain hospitalized, in intensive care.
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A month later, the rape victim remains in intensive care, unable to speak.
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Their fussiness disturbed the care of others in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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"As of now, he's stable in the cardiac intensive care unit," they wrote.
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Nearly all patients with severe sepsis require treatment in an intensive care unit.
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Three of the 26 were admitted to the intensive care unit, Selahudeen said.
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Around 100 people crowded into the intensive care unit for the emotional ceremony.
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The 11-year-old survived the blaze but is still in intensive care.
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And then brought her right to my service in the intensive care unit.
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The next thing I remember, I woke up in the intensive care unit.
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He said his brother was in a hospital's intensive care unit late Monday.
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The program focused on dying patients in intensive care units at four hospitals.
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It will pay for his hospital admission, surgery and specialists or intensive care.
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Six of those 27 are in critical condition, in the intensive care unit.
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Of those wounded, 121 remain in hospitals, 26 of them in intensive care.
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She would undergo eight total, staying in the intensive care unit for weeks.
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The lawsuits focus on hospital neonatal intensive care units staffed by Mednax doctors.
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An intensive care nurse came in and touched Donald's feet—his toes moved.
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Those in the intensive care unit were mostly on ventilators, Dr. Sahoo said.
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"We have to take her to the intensive-care unit," a doctor said.
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She died because she was in intensive care when everything was shutting down.
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The 46,500 beds in intensive care in the United States are mostly occupied.
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Over 2,200 people are hospitalized, including at least 525 in intensive care units.
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Some large hospitals already have exceeded the capacity of their intensive-care units.
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In a related story, President Trump's thumbs have been rushed to intensive care.
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Intensive care units, short of beds, are turning emergency departments into triage centers.
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He remains in the intensive care unit, the World Surf League confirmed Tuesday.
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He became quite ill, requiring a breathing machine in the intensive care unit.
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Fourteen people, including six children, need intensive care, said the Aamin Ambulance service.
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Of those confirmed cases, 6,481 people are hospitalized, with 1,583 in intensive care.
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Intensive care units kept filling up at a hectic pace in some hospitals.
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But it excels at providing high-tech, intensive care for severely ill patients.
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"We turned the intensive care unit into an operating room," Dr. Emani said.
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He left intensive care June 22, almost two weeks after he was shot.
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He is in stable condition but remained in intensive care, health officials said.
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One French lawmaker is in intensive care after being diagnosed with the virus.
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They were not rich or powerful, the patients who died in intensive care.
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In the Intensive Care Unit of Duke University Hospital, a pager goes off.
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The infants will be kept out of intensive care and with their parents.
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He spent six days in intensive care, with his wife by his side.
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She remembers waking up in a hospital intensive care unit three weeks later.
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A few of his patients have died from it; several required intensive care.
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Dr. Charney spent five days in intensive care and faced a challenging recovery.
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Italy appears to be facing shortages of ventilators and intensive care unit beds.
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One critically injured crew member was being treated at an intensive care unit.
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But the guardian's lawyer, Victoria Butler-Cole, later said the person in question was a general medical doctor with no experience of intensive care, and that he had not identified any hospice willing to undertake intensive care for a long period.
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"We all agreed that we have a relative in intensive care and we all want to get him or her out of intensive care as quickly as possible," EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told reporters after the 90-minute meeting.
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The court heard that a team of two to three intensive care doctors and four to six intensive care nurses would be required along with the equipment, including a ventilator that could not fit through the front door of Charlie's home.
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Neihana would spend two weeks in intensive care and two months in the hospital.
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He was put into the cardiac intensive care unit and got released shortly afterward.
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Miraculously, the baboon survived the shock—but it's currently in ZAWA's Intensive Care Unit.
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Families are mourning the six killed, and several children remain hospitalized in intensive care.
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But while her father remains stable in intensive care, Yulia's health has improved rapidly.
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Her baby spent her first week of life in the newborn intensive care unit.
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Genena spent two days in intensive care and has been recovering at home since.
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But Ms. Canarte won't soon forget the stress of the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Seven patients had to be admitted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital's intensive care unit.
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An and the wounded citizen were in the intensive care unit at a hospital.
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She is set to spend 24 hours in intensive care, and is still conscious.
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Bellin was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital's intensive care unit, PEOPLE learns.
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When people survive, most do not wind up in a coma in intensive care.
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Kelly has spent more than three weeks in the intensive care unit, KTXL reports.
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The remaining intensive care unit beds are at the Al Quds and M1 hospitals.
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As of Monday, 44 people were in hospital where six were in intensive care.
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There we settled into the neuro-intensive care unit at his home hospital, Rush.
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Two teenagers found themselves in intensive care after competing in a 1,13-squat challenge.
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Flannery sees parallels between her time working in intensive-care and starting a business.
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He is in the intensive care unit and has a breathing tube, she said.
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He will remain in the hospital's intensive-care unit for observation, his office said.
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Twenty-eight people wounded in the attacks remain in hospital, six in intensive care.
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Watching a person die from cardiac arrest in an intensive care unit is devastating.
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It is normal for patients to go into intensive care immediately after heart surgery.
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Jason was moved to intensive care, where he had a feeding tube, catheter, intubation.
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"He needed to get to an intensive care unit right away," she told me.
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Teams reassessed intensive care patients, moving the less critical to make room for others.
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"In general, we have a rather good intensive care situation in Germany," Stürmer said.
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She was killed and his son is battling for his life in intensive care.
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Juan Manuel is currently in an Intensive Care Unit that specializes in respiratory injuries.
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Those were the lucky ones, who survived the hospital's three pediatric intensive care units.
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Several were still in intensive care a day after the accident, the doctors said.
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Ideally this would reduce the number of people who need intensive care including respirators.
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All intubated patients proceed to intensive care, most remaining sedated because intubation is uncomfortable.
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She plans to major in biology and work in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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I'm a pediatric cardiac intensive care physician at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston, Tex.
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There, they are spraying disinfectant in isolation wards, intensive care units and operating rooms.
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He spent six weeks in intensive care using a feeding tube and a ventilator.
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He had previously been in the intensive care unit between six to eight weeks.
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We take care of all children beyond the newborn period who require intensive care.
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Of the injured, 34 people remain in Christchurch Hospital, including 12 in intensive care.
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Skripal and his daughter remain critically ill in an intensive care unit in hospital.
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To complicate matters, her father had been admitted to the intensive care unit, too.
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She has had four surgeries and was in intensive care for almost two weeks.
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Her family, including Franklin's father, kept constant vigil in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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It sells milk by prescription only for use in hospital neonatal intensive care units.
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Hospitals will simply be focused on management of chronic and complex illnesses, intensive care and high-level urgent conditions, such as thrombosis in the brain or a myocardial infarction (heart attack) requiring emergency treatment, with careful monitoring in an intensive-care unit.
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Jack then spent a month in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) before being discharged.
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He remains in intensive care and faces the possibility of having his other foot amputated.
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He was admitted into a Vienna hospital and battled pneumonia in an intensive care unit.
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She was in the intensive care unit Monday and was on the mend, doctors said.
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Fifteen of those patients were so sick they ended up in the intensive care unit.
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The moment he got moved into the intensive care unit, that's when they got serious.
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SAMS provides immediate trauma and intensive care -- as well as offering specialty, long-term care.
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But complications arose during delivery and sent the new mom to the intensive care unit.
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He is receiving intensive care but is not in a life-threatening condition, they added.
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He spent over a month in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the hospital.
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Authorities said three of the six victims who suffered gunshot wounds are in intensive care.
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We were able to get her back home and, thankfully, avoid the intensive care unit.
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At 84, Mr. Haft married Ms. Ruben while he was a patient in intensive care.
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Kornak was in stable condition as of Monday and recovering in the Intensive Care Unit.
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The hospital performed 150 operations and treated up to 50 intensive-care cases a month.
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"The problem now is that there's no intensive care units in either hospital," Hakimi said.
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He was also hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit in January for bronchitis and pneumonia.
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Eleven people were still being treated in hospital, Soylu said, including two in intensive care.
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When Olivia was admitted to the intensive care unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital on Nov.
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Charges from anesthesiologists and neonatal intensive care units are common surprise bills, Fish-Parcharm said.
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Despite being mostly healthy he remained in the newborn intensive care unit for 12 days.
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Skinner was transferred Monday out of intensive care at VCU Medical Center, the sheriff said.
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Please inform me, a pediatric intensive care physician, what is the trauma protocol for this?
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Twenty nine people wounded in the attacks remained in hospital, eight still in intensive care.
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They settled on an expensive spot in the Intensive Care Unit at a private facility.
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After several days in a drug induced coma, Cavaco left intensive care unit on Tuesday.
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Twenty nine people wounded in the attacks remained in hospital, eight still in intensive care.
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After that she went to a temporary setting in an adolescent psychiatric intensive care unit.
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"She is in the intensive care unit, she is being well looked after," he said.
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He went into the hospital for the first time that November, not into intensive care.
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Babies were also more likely stay in the neonatal intensive care unit after urban births.
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The neonatal intensive care unit is where sick or premature babies stay to receive care.
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I ended up proposing to her on my knees while she was in intensive care.
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"That's too long," said Vernell, a former intensive care nurse who now works in radiology.
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He was sent to the intensive care unit as soon as a bed was ready.
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Most seals require a minimum three months of intensive care before they can be released.
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The number of serious cases there is clearly overwhelming intensive care and other health facilities.
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Two US emergency physicians are already patients in the intensive care unit with COVID-19.
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They might not have enough space for the bulky machines in crowded intensive care units.
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He was in intensive care and spent a year in and out of the hospital.
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Heart surgery requires an intertwined system involving surgeons, anesthesiologists, intensive care doctors and support staff.
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The answers are stark: some patients would get full intensive care treatment, some would not.
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New York State only has about 220,250 ventilators, one for each intensive-care hospital room.
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About 170 patients were in intensive care units in city hospitals, according to the city.
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And frequent monitoring is warranted for some patients — such as those in intensive care units.
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Farquhar had surgery and remained in the hospital's neurological intensive care unit until May 7.
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On Sunday, Ethiopia's health minister, Amir Aman, said another person had died in intensive care.
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Doing so still won't provide enough intensive care beds, but it is our best hope.
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The closest hospital with an intensive care unit is in the town of Cox's Bazar.
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Critical cases will need medical care from a hospital, often in the Intensive Care Unit.
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Jessica Parsons, an intensive-care nurse in Indianapolis, had given little thought to pet insurance.
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That very night the baby seized and was admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Of 342 of the cases, 47% of patients were admitted to the intensive care unit.
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Hospital staff celebrated with a neonatal intensive care unit "graduation," complete with cap and gown.
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While sick in the intensive care unit, Li continued to post on his Weibo account.
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Hospitals and clinics started moving certain units, like operating rooms and intensive care units, underground.
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At best it's in intensive care; at worst it may struggle to survive the year.
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Because they were so sick, the two children were admitted to the intensive care unit.
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"His company was in intensive care ... it was heading in only one direction," Summers said.
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Scalise was released from the intensive care unit of the MedStar Washington Hospital last week.
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This week, the rehab center is home to the intensive care unit sea turtles, too.
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Following the birth, she and the twins spent weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Nationwide there are simply not enough pediatric intensive care unit beds for children, Kane said.
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All 34 patients required intensive care, and 12 required a breathing tube and mechanical ventilation.
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Authorities asked Tuesday for a photo taken while she was in intensive care, he said.
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The hospital has eight intensive care units that cater to koalas with specific medical needs.
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Five of 221 hospitalized cases have been admitted to the intensive care unit, she added.
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It's estimated that we have about 21,2000 intensive care unit beds in the United States.
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He underwent a catheter-based procedure and later moved to the Intensive Care Unit for recovery.
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After Jack's birth, he was kept in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for a month.
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She has since been transferred to the intensive care unit at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
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Once he was released from intensive care and transported back to Buffalo, his bail was revoked.
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Since then, Sydney had detailed Brooklyn's time in theNeonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) on social media.
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"She was admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit, but her organs were failing," says Kristal.
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He recovered fully after being transferred to the intensive care unit for management of septic shock.
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The newborn was healthy, but had some issues that placed her in the intensive care unit.
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He said that there were 28 people in intensive care, 19 suffering from life-threatening injuries.
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The babies remained in the neonatal intensive care unit for nearly three months after the birth.
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He was in "guarded condition" Thursday in the hospital's surgical intensive care unit, his wife said.
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The other agent remains in the intensive care unit at a hospital in El Paso, Texas.
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Defender Helio Neto remained in intensive care with severe trauma to his skull, thorax and lungs.
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He was reportedly being treated in the intensive care unit at the beginning of his stay.
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He said 17 of the wounded were undergoing surgery and another six were in intensive care.
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Neonatal intensive care units across the nation are dressing their charges up in wildly adorable costumes.
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She was later released from intensive care, and her unborn child was said to be unharmed.
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After spending time in the intensive care unit while recovering, Balin sued the hospital claiming malpractice.
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Radiology is often a bottleneck en route to the intensive care unit (ICU) or operating room.
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He says he likes intensive care and operating theatres, because they are "where the action is".
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They can influence resource utilization for health systems, such as intensive care units, resuscitation, or ventilators.
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The paramedic and the wounded citizen were in the intensive care unit at a local hospital.
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On December 17, he surpassed $1 million worth of bills in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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They then tested out the sensors in real-world scenarios with infants who needed intensive care.
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Her seven-month-old sister Touka is reportedly in intensive care after suffering a head injury.
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It also saved the state money by preventing costly admissions to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Mattie spent much of his first three and final three years in hospital intensive care units.
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N.H. was in the intensive care unit of an Italian hospital ... before succumbing to his injuries.
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In 2006, six healthy volunteers given an experimental drug in London ended up in intensive care.
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The woman is "serious but stable in intensive care with non-life threatening injuries," Gregg said.
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Her visit to the Bambino Gesu intensive care unit was "very emotional," per the pool report.
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The initial shooting victim was also hospitalized and is in an intensive care unit, Rawlings said.
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Visitors will wander through a radiology department, a pharmacy, a laboratory, and an intensive care unit.
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Four of the wounded remain in a serious condition with two being treated in intensive care.
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Koa spent several weeks in intensive care and then was moved to a local animal sanctuary.
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After several days in a drug induced coma, Cavaco was out of intensive care on Tuesday.
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The Spitalul de Arși intensive care unit was closed down after the larvae video was leaked.
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Because of her diagnosis, Delly was immediately taken into the neonatal intensive care unit for monitoring.
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According to NBC, Marcus is currently in the intensive care unit at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
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Taylor spent four days in intensive care after becoming unwell during her girls' quarter-final match.
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Marzouk is still in intensive care at a Toronto hospital, the CBC reported, citing the family.
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Many of these cases required treatment in hospital intensive care units, with patients narrowly averting death.
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She was treated in the emergency room and later transferred to the pediatric intensive care unit.
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Nine were pronounced dead on arrival, and 27 remained hospitalized Tuesday, including six in intensive care.
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The meeting took place in Philadelphia, where Trump and Azar toured a neonatal intensive care unit.
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After two days in a medically induced coma, she woke up in the intensive-care unit.
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She was in stable condition in the intensive care unit of a Rio de Janeiro hospital.
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Kiss itchy, flaky, dull skin goodbye after smoothing on Vaseline Intensive Care Advanced Repair Unscented Lotion.ProsCons
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Seven Germans are still recovering from their injuries, five of them in intensive care, she added.
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Patients in the intensive care unit often suffer withdrawal symptoms from caffeine and nicotine, it found.
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She thanked the crowd for its support and said Todd is recovering in the intensive care.
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As the Tasploitation teams begin shooting their night scenes, the baby is still in intensive care.
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He is in stable condition in the intensive care unit of Houston Methodist Hospital, he added.
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As a result, some students end up in the intensive care unit requiring more aggressive therapy.
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Domenici was in intensive care for his recovery from a recent abdominal surgery when he died.
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Her mother is a neonatal intensive care unit nurse at NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens in Flushing, Queens.
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The state has a current capacity of 3,000 ventilators, but Cuomo wants 37,000 intensive care units.
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The afternoon of the storm, they moved to a waiting room near the intensive care unit.
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The last official breakdown, on March 15, showed six deaths and six people in intensive care.
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The last official breakdown, on March 15, showed six deaths and six people in intensive care.
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Between 2 percent and 4 percent of people that young are admitted to intensive care units.
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It has been transformed into an intensive-care unit because the regular ICU is already full.
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" For these smokers, the risk of needing intensive care and mechanical ventilation is "more than double.
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They were whisked into intensive care, where a team of neonatal doctors struggled to save them.
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The county coroner, Bill Harris, said four people remained in intensive care units on Wednesday morning.
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With a sodium level this low, the boy would need to be admitted to intensive care.
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He had a second operation on Monday night and rested in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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A man on a ventilator was to go to the intensive care unit — when space opened.
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A couple of hours later, I read that she was transferred to the intensive care unit.
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The patient's stay in intensive care was the clinical equivalent of bailing out a sinking boat.
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As it happens, both of those young men have N.B.A. careers on the intensive care list.
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Mr. Noorani was taken to a hospital where he was placed in the intensive care unit.
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Patients with more severe symptoms would be treated in hospitals with intensive care units, Vucic said.
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We went from proud parents to sleeping on chairs in intensive care, watching our son die.
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About 20% of the hospital's coronavirus patients are in intensive care units, according to Smith's letter.
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Nationally, 12 percent of the intensive care patients were between the ages of 20 and 44.
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Dr. Foster, 279, is a pediatric intensive care doctor, and Mr. Gates, 240, is a firefighter.
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New York State has just 53,470 hospital beds, only 3,186 of which are intensive-care beds.
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But Cooper survived his birth -- and then spent 324 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Nine out of ten rural hospitals do not have an intensive care specialist doctor on staff.
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He spent the rest of his life in the intensive care unit, intubated and periodically sedated.
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Many stay in intensive care until the abdomen can be closed and their condition is stable.
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She was placed in an intensive care unit and will ultimately be put up for adoption.
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A murder case inside an Ohio intensive care unit exposed years of lapses and missed warnings.
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Mubarak was in the intensive care unit at a military hospital in Cairo when he died.
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The premature babies were being treated in a neonatal intensive care unit when they were infected.
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But he said that it most likely did not originate from inside the intensive care unit.
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The Louisiana Republican was readmitted to the intensive care unit at MedStar Washington Hospital late Wednesday.
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His mother, who is retired, was a neonatal intensive-care unit nurse at Boston Medical Center.
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She has sepsis and a severe case of pneumonia and spends a week in intensive care.
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The Australians have sent 26 medical practitioners with urgent supplies and a portable intensive care unit.
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I love to use my high-tech tools to save lives in the intensive-care unit.
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The government said at least 26 patients were in intensive care, and has reported six deaths.
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The group paired her with two volunteers, one of whom was a retired intensive care nurse.
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"Temer is in intensive care, in a very serious state, trying to survive," Mr. Baía said.
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And they also had less severe injuries, less time in intensive care, and shorter hospital stays.
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Nearly all had to be hospitalized, and over half required management in the intensive care unit.
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One of those critically ill children we recently cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Intensive care at the end of life is very often fluid, our treatments and decisions nuanced.
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Researchers tested this recommendation prospectively in a randomized controlled trial in a surgical intensive care unit.
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There are 98,000 intensive care beds in the U.S. and somewhere between 93,000 and 200,000 ventilators.
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Nora Elicsa Casique, 8, in the intensive care unit of Central Hospital in San Cristóbal, Venezuela.
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The conservation program said Hope handled the operation well and was in intensive care on Monday.
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It shows that the United States, in some ways, offers less intensive care than other countries.
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Mark went straight to reception, but they had no news of a Dukakis in intensive care.
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Thirty- six people were still being treated on Saturday, 11 of whom remained in intensive care.
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But after three months in the neonatal intensive care unit, Austin had improved enough to go home.
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Crosby was diagnosed with group A Streptococcus and sepsis, and placed in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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"Hundreds of stitches later I am in intensive care but I'm stable," she reportedly told family members.
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Nurses care for babies in the premature natal intensive care unit at North Korea's Pyongyang Maternity Hospital.
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The Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit was temporary closed, and the 20-bed ICU was evacuated and cleaned.
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Details of their conditions are unknown, but officials said they were admitted in the intensive care unit.
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Panama&aposs Santo Tomas hospital reports that Martinelli is in intensive care and in "stable" condition Tuesday.
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Thirty-one people are still receiving treatment, and nine are in a critical condition in intensive care.
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Following several days of intensive care, the minor passed away at the hospital on April 30, 2019.
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Afterwards, she was reportedly taken to the hospital, where she was placed in the intensive care unit.
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But he is recovering -- in the infant intensive care unit, on his stomach with his head bandaged.
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Roughly 16 percent of recent immigrants died in intensive care, compared to 10 percent of longtime residents.
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Dalton died in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri, after being placed in an intensive care unit.
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She spent four days in the intensive care unit before spending another week and a half recovering.
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Some hospitals transfer patients like him to an expensive intensive care bed for even more careful monitoring.
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Professional surfer Sunny Garcia has been placed in the intensive care unit at a hospital in Oregon.
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My daughter Xiomara spent the first five months of her life in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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The M10 is now out of service, the activist said, including the desperately needed intensive care unit.
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Claire McCaskill of Missouri was hospitalized Monday in the intensive care unit, the senator announced on Twitter.
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New test results have been positive, though he remains in intensive care with a long road ahead.
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He was arraigned from his bed in intensive care but spoke little, according to the Eagle-Tribune.
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Vern was hospitalized in intensive care for three days, and is expected to make a full recovery.
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Rusher and three other victims are reportedly in critical condition and remain in intensive care, reports say.
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Researcher Elizabeth Mary Skinner knows what this looks like, as a veteran midwife and intensive care nurse.
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"The rubble fell in on the patients in the intensive care unit," he told Reuters from Aleppo.
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After the delivery, Wood went straight to the intensive care unit, her kidneys and liver suffering terribly.
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He was readmitted to intensive care over worries about infection, and his condition is listed as serious.
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Bafin founded the new department - a so-called intensive care station - at the beginning of this year.
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The Sun reports that Jim Tavare is in intensive care after getting into a head-on collision.
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One seizure in 2013 was nearly fatal, landing him in the Intensive Care Unit in Los Angeles.
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He was a general practitioner with no intensive care experience and was not named, by court order.
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He was rushed into intensive care, where he received multiple operations to remove dead and infected tissue.
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Even in neonatal intensive care units, nurses and physicians are working together to combat the opioid epidemic.
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The state has restrictions for intensive care units but not for any other part of the hospital.
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He knew of the $2,000 pulse oximeters that were used in hospital intensive care units on babies.
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Six years later, I stood in a neonatal intensive care unit looking down at my son, Walker.
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Later identified, Ahmad was kept in the intensive care unit of the hospital along with his father.
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They spent eight weeks in neonatal intensive care before being sent home with 24/7 nursing care.
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When outpatient treatment wasn't enough, he sought more intensive care based on the advice of his doctor.
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Lotto Soudal said Thijssen was in stable condition in intensive care at the UZ Hospital in Ghent.
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He is in intensive care, and doctors have yet to determine what exactly Verzilov was poisoned with.
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At the hospital, Elsie was unconscious, sedated and breathing on a ventilator in the intensive care unit.
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Some victims may need intensive care for breathing difficulties, but most people recover fully, the WHO says.
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Herron says she and Michael's three sisters spent Christmas Day keeping vigil in the intensive care unit.
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"The babies don't need to be in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for NAS," she tells me.
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The 16 year old student is in critical condition and in intensive care at a local hospital.
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The 126 patients, some in intensive care, howled and screamed, said Mohammad Fardin Ghanbari, a hospital clerk.
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Hopefully we will soon have a vaccine and improved intensive care facilities to help us do so.
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The military said six patients were being transferred on Airbus military plane equipped with intensive care facilities.
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The island has not reported any deaths from the virus, but one man is in intensive care.
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" One Seattle intensive care nurse told CNN she was told to wear a single N95 mask "indefinitely.
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The charge sheet included a statement Khan gave from the intensive care unit at 11:50 p.m.
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Correa spent the past week in intensive care, reportedly with leg fractures and a minor spinal injury.
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Ortiz's family said Thursday that he was still in an intensive-care unit at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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He lay in intensive care, my fat, gentle baby, too weak to move or breathe without help.
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He was eight weeks premature, weighed less than four pounds and spent weeks in neonatal intensive care.
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What happens when the number of coronavirus patients exceeds the available space in hospital intensive care units?
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Elderly patients are also more likely to require intensive care, putting additional pressure on the healthcare system.
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"Doing so still won't provide enough intensive care beds, but it is our best hope," he continued.
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Of the total, 352 are in intensive care and nearly 9% are under the age of 60.
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Right now, New York has about 2000,24.7 hospital beds and 2100,213 beds in intensive care units (ICU).
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Anticipated shortage of intensive care unit (ICU) beds and mechanical ventilators in the United States is urgent.
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Thousands of patients sick with the novel coronavirus have swarmed into emergency rooms and intensive care units.
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By some accounts, the region has twice as many intensive care patients as it does I.C.U. beds.
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""Doing so still won't provide enough intensive care beds," he said, "but it is our best hope.
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As of Wednesday, he was in intensive care but in stable condition, according to the Hospital Authority.
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Two elderly people who tested positive for the coronavirus were in intensive care at Venice's municipal hospital.
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However, having a cluster, a grouping of infections in a neonatal intensive care unit — that's not common.
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He was quickly placed in intensive care, and doctors told his mother that the situation was dire.
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As the team bus drove past the hospital where he had been in intensive care, it stopped.
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The treatment he got via paramedics and in the emergency room and intensive care unit were great.
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Or the $10,000 bill from the out-of-network pediatrician who tends to newborns in intensive care.
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Illanes' assistant was also badly beaten and is in intensive care in a hospital in La Paz.
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The twins remained in intensive care at Lankenau Medical Center, where they were born, for five weeks.
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Of 48 people injured, 39 remain in the hospital and 11 are in intensive care, she said.
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His father, he said, was stabbed to death through his oxygen tent in the intensive care unit.
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Kai was still in the hospital -- apparently in the neonatal intensive care unit -- when he passed away.
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On a recent night, I watched a man with terminal cancer die in the intensive care unit.
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"When I was seven I had meningitis and was in intensive care for a week," she said.
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There are about 53,133 hospital beds and 3,000 intensive-care beds in the state, the governor said.
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The second group got more intensive care, which meant trying to keep systolic blood pressure below 120.
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Reached by phone, his brother Eric said that Mr. Villalobos was in intensive care at a hospital.
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Mr. Singleton, 51, had a stroke on April 17 and was hospitalized in an intensive care unit.
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One child in the New York outbreak landed in the intensive care unit, but has since recovered.
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A Florida woman remains in intensive care after being viciously attacked by a hippopotamus while canoeing in Africa.
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While Bennett struggled in the neonatal intensive care unit, Pellegrino fought for her life in the adult ICU.
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At 1.4 pounds, Baby Boy Green was admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit at BC Women's Hospital.
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Both healthy newborns as well as those who needed intensive care after delivery were included in the project.
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Yovanny Jadiel Lopez had been in intensive care since his mother, Marlen Ochoa-Lopez, was killed in Chicago.
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Her baby was born with measles and spent his first 43 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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They rushed her off to the intensive care unit for further inspection, where her oxygen levels dropped suddenly.
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Todd Palin is out of the intensive care unit and right where he belongs – resting on the couch.
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Laura then ended up in intensive care, but she was able to leave the unit on Jan. 1.
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Paramedics took him to the hospital in Santo Domingo, where he remained in intensive care for 24 hours.
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On one recent intensive care unit shift, I admitted a man whose heart had stopped earlier that day.
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Chief Duggan tweeted that one officer was in intensive care Saturday night, while the other has been released.
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Madonna's foundation, Raising Malawi, is working to build a pediatric surgery and intensive care unit at the hospital.
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The woman died Sunday in the intensive care unit of Barcelona's Hospital del Mar, according to a statement.
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This might mean some people who needed intensive care or a specialized cardiac unit didn't end up there.
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A third of relatives of patients in intensive-care units (ICUs) report symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Saipem said seven of those injured in Wednesday night's explosion were being treated in intensive care for burns.
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Presidential spokesman Otavio Rego Barros said at a news conference that the president was in semi-intensive care.
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Schulman, who remains in intensive care, started working with the Lavonia Police Department in 2001, the AJC reports.
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The family visited a pediatric surgery and intensive care unit under construction in the Malawi city of Blantyre.
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The actor had been in intensive care since he was hospitalized for liver and kidney failure last week.
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However, the risk of admission to an intensive care unit was significantly lower for those born at home.
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They said they hoped she would be moved out of an intensive care unit to a rehabilitation center.
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He will remain sedated and intubated in the intensive care unit at Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan.
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The human body is frail and people end up in intensive care units for all kinds of reasons.
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In January, Bush was hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit for a bad bout of bronchitis and pneumonia.
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He had been in intensive care since he was hospitalized for liver and kidney failure the week prior.
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It's your move Donald… And oil was taken out of intensive care unit and is now considered stable.
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" As for David's condition ... "David remains in guarded condition in the surgical intensive care following his second surgery.
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Another player, defender Helio Neto, remained in intensive care with severe trauma to his skull, thorax and lungs.
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Bush was hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit in January for a bad bout of bronchitis and pneumonia.
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It was April 2004 and Maradona, vastly overweight, was in a grave state in the intensive care unit.
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That night, two other soldiers pick a fight in a bar and put a man in intensive care.
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After they were moved out of the intensive care unit (ICU), 15.1 percent given conventional treatment experienced delirium.
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After Stan — as his mom calls him — left intensive care, EACH offered them emotional support and play therapy.
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On Thanksgiving day, Smith was rushed to the intensive care unit after he began vomiting, Elizabeth Smith said.
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The boy was in intensive care until his weight reached 3.2 kilograms and he was discharged on Feb.
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Of the 202 people wounded, 52 had serious injuries and 25 were in intensive care, Mr. Molins said.
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The reactions can usually be controlled, but patients may need to be treated in an intensive care unit.
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He has since been upgraded to fair condition and was removed from the intensive care unit on Friday.
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Of the 213 people wounded, 163 had serious injuries and 216 were in intensive care, Mr. Molins said.
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He told me about his final evening in the intensive care unit, the end of a grueling month.
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The state has such restrictions for intensive care units but not for any other part of the hospital.
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Selahudeen Aziz, Johor state's health director, said over 1,200 people were hospitalized with 26 treated in intensive care.
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Currently, most babies born with NAS receive limited care in the neonatal intensive care unit of a hospital.
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Bonnie was diagnosed with a collapsed lung, stabilized, and moved to the intensive care unit, according to WBNS.
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But history was overtaken by a health crisis, as the budget became an exercise in fiscal intensive care.
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Intensive care wards across Italy were about 3,000 doctors short even before the outbreak, according to their union.
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Kian remained in critical condition on Sunday in the pediatric intensive care unit of Cohen Children's Medical Center.
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He said New York state would need up to 37,200 intensive care beds but currently only had 3,000.
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Intensive care units are overloaded while elective surgeries have been canceled in the process to free up beds.
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Those beds generally will be for noncritical overflow patients, freeing up intensive care units in hospitals, Cuomo said.
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I was working overnight when my pager sounded, alerting me to an admission to the intensive care unit.
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The groom's mother retired as a nurse in the intensive care unit of Tufts Medical Center in Boston.
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Spanish doctors said their hospitals were increasingly unable to treat all the older patients who need intensive care.
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To earn a living, Ms. Dolan is a nurse in an intensive-care unit at a nearby hospital.
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The proceeds will be sent to Ickle Pickles, a charity that provides intensive care equipment for premature babies.
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He was in the intensive care unit, and too sick to take to the operating room any more.
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People die in the intensive-care wards, former nurses told the court, but not so many, so swiftly.
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"Doing so still won't provide enough intensive care beds, but it is our best hope," he said. Gov.
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ARDS is responsible for 10% of all intensive care unit admissions in the UK, The Sunday Times said.
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In particular, intensive care units, which treat the sickest patients, could face shortages of key equipment like ventilators.
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And medical facilities onboard may not be able to sufficiently treat the number of patients requiring intensive care.
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"In general, we have a rather good intensive care situation in Germany," German virologist Martin Stürmer told Vox.
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He instead returned to the main hospital, Adventist Health Feather River, where he manages the intensive care unit.
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"We are all afraid but we have a revolutionary duty to fulfill," an intensive care specialist told Reuters.
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In the small conference room in our neuro intensive care unit, we discussed Geraldine's prognosis with her family.
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The governor recently requested help from the Army Corps of Engineers to expand hospital and intensive-care abilities.
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Every hospital needs to come up with a plan now to double or triple its intensive care capacity.
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At least 5 percent of Covid-19 patients may need intensive care, and many require hospitalization for weeks.
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He noted that New York state has 53,470 hospital beds, of which 3,186 are in intensive care units.
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Intensive care units, or ICUs, are the part of the hospital devoted to providing advanced life-saving care.
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In areas like Bergamo, there are not enough beds and ventilators to treat everyone who needs intensive care.
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In the neonatal intensive care unit, mechanical beeps tracked heartbeats, and alarms signaled that lungs had stopped breathing.
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The number of patients in intensive care rose to 567, up 23% from the day before, Borrelli said.
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But in 2011, a respiratory infection brought on by an adverse drug reaction landed him in intensive care.
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Of the at least 94 people injured, 11 were in intensive care, and 23 were children, they added.
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"He is in a very critical situation in the intensive care unit," one of the sources told Reuters.
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She finally prevailed upon him to go to Lincoln Hospital, where he spent two weeks in intensive care.
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Even as her son was wheeled into the intensive care unit, she said, four corpses were carted out.
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Beth Wilson, 36, an intensive care nurse, was diagnosed 10 years ago with adenocarcinoma in her small intestine.
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Mr. Scalise has undergone several surgeries and was moved out of the intensive care unit on June 22.
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But the illnesses have led to hundreds of hospitalizations, with many of those affected in intensive care units.
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But community hospitals in rural areas rarely have neonatal intensive care units in which staff can administer morphine.
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She was placed on life support the following month in the pediatric intensive care unit at Children's Mercy.
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Because he was a cancer survivor, the doctors moved him into an intensive care unit after the surgery.
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Nizami said the attackers forced doctors and nurses to flee, leaving patients in emergency and intensive care unattended.
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Kenji said Fujimori was recovering in intensive care and would not likely go home for a few days.
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I went home after two weeks in intensive care with a pacemaker (permanent) and an oxygen tank (temporary).
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Right now, the U.S has about 219,203 hospital beds and 220,213 beds for patients who need intensive care.
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And, from an intensive care unit physician, Andrew Lei, respect for the tattoo: I am an ICU physician.
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The singer, who turned 70 in March, spent two nights in intensive care at a hospital in Britain.
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Ultimately, Easterling was evacuated by helicopter and spent 12 days recovering in an intensive care unit in Kathmandu.
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We had a number of people in the hospital, and their intensive care units had no beds left.
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He died in the hospital's intensive care unit, his publicist, Jo-Ann Geffen, said in a telephone interview.
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A 116-year-old girl was in intensive care with life-threatening wounds, Cameron told a news conference.
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"If this gets away from us, our health system will be overrun and people won't just be queuing for Centrelink payments, they'll be queuing for heart, lung machines and ventilators and intensive care beds and we know what that means - you cannot queue for intensive care," Andrews said in Melbourne.
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It featured an ER, an OPD (Operating department practitioners), intensive care unit and an operating theatre - all now destroyed.
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The Central Committee of Sudan Doctors (CCSD) said critically injured patients are still in operating rooms and intensive care.
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Authorities were working the scene of the shooting and the suspect remained in the intensive care unit Monday morning.
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Bolsonaro, 63, remains in intensive care as the perforations of his intestines keep doctors watching for any internal infections.
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Danielle M. is a neonatal intensive care nurse with a soft, whispery voice straight out of an ASMR video.
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Now, after this jail stint, he was in the intensive-care unit, connected to dozens of tubes and wires.
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Days after her surgery, Dreier, 29, was rushed into the intensive care unit after her blood pressure suddenly dropped.
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At least 19 individuals were hospitalized, Harris said, and a small number of people are in intensive care units.
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As he was held down, Young was given another shot and then transferred to the psychiatric intensive care unit.
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Doctors had evacuated six babies in the neonatal intensive care unit when the fire threatened to encroach the center.
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AFP said four hospitalized people were in critical condition and are either in intensive care or on a ventilator.
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Harborview Medical Center said the wounded patients — two women and a man — were in serious condition in intensive care.
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She was put on life support in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, where she died two days later.
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There have been 34 hospitalizations and nine admissions to the intensive care unit due to complications of the measles.
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Gennifer's twin sister is currently in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland.
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Super babies Seriously, is there anything cuter than newborn babies, in the intensive care unit, sporting superhero Halloween costumes?
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George H.W. Bush was just admitted to intensive care unit with pneumonia and his wife, Barbara, was also admitted.
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Little Khaleesi was born two months early and quickly won over the nurses in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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So often their vital signs need to be watched closely in intensive care units before they can go home.
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Last December, he nearly died of a MRSA infection, admitted to intensive care at a Portland hospital three times.
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Non-helmeted patients tended to stay longer in the Intensive Care Unit and to need machine assistance with breathing.
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The unit was formed a few years ago after babies going through withdrawal filled the neonatal intensive care unit.
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One month later, her son was in the neonatal intensive care unit battling his own MRSA infection, they said.
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Trahan's work as a nurse in an intensive care unit, for instance, could have exposed her to the virus.
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He says he regained consciousness in intensive care but doesn't remember what happened, saying it's possible he was targeted.
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The former president is in stable condition, but is remaining in intensive care for observation, according to a spokesman.
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There are 13 inmates at Terre Haute Regional Hospital, including two in the facility's intensive care one, Mitcheff said.
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Because of her declining critical condition, Hnida was admitted to the hospital's Intensive Care Unit and given emergency dialysis.
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Such cases are "very rare," according to Dr. Kelvin Harvey Kramp of Maasstad Hospital's intensive care unit in Rotterdam.
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"I look after people who are at the extreme fringes of existence," Abbey, an Irish intensive-care doctor, writes.
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Smith spent the entire eight days alternating among the the operating room, intensive care unit and the surgical ward.
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Bush, 85033, is in stable condition after being admitted to an intensive care unit at the Houston Methodist Hospital.
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Two were in the intensive care unit at Sunrise Hospital, and one victim was at St. Rose Dominican Hospital.
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Many of those affected are young adults and teenagers, some of which are in intensive care and on ventilators.
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The Skripals have been discharged from hospital after a long period in intensive care and taken to secret locations.
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Jakelin was treated in the emergency room at the hospital and later transferred to the pediatric intensive care unit.
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The singer-actor had recently been admitted to the intensive care unit of a Fort Lauderdale, Florida, area hospital.
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These babies show a decrease in birth weight and increased likelihood of admission to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Neonatal Intensive Care Units or NICU's as they are commonly referred to facilitate this immediate and urgent infant care.
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For parents with babies in the neonatal intensive care unit, newborn hospital stays can be a difficult, anxious time.
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By Monday, his condition had worsened and he was diagnosed with congestive heart failure and placed in intensive care.
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I work mainly in cardiovascular intensive care, but sometimes I float to the medical ICU or to Trauma/Burn.
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Untreated depression during pregnancy is associated with underweight babies who are more likely to need intensive care after birth.
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Epidemiologically, that's totally accurate, because they're reducing the risk that they'll end up needing hospitalization and possibly intensive care.
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The hospital said it was planning to double its intensive care capacity by adding more beds to existing rooms.
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The main message we heard time and again was 'Intensive care is not the way to treat this disease.
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And intensive care unit rooms, where doctors provide advanced life-saving care, are also in demand amid the pandemic.
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He was started on an antiviral medication and three broad-spectrum antibiotics and sent to the intensive-care unit.
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Miryang residents who have used the hospital reported that its intensive care unit was typically overcrowded with aging patients.
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On Lauda's third day in intensive care, a Roman Catholic priest gave him the last rites of the church.
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Brian Kemp dispatched the National Guard to help stage additional intensive care beds and relieve exhausted doctors and nurses.
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Some are showing their partners where to find their passwords and insurance, should they end up in intensive care.
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Unicef reported that 59 children, including 25 in the hospital's intensive care unit, were at imminent risk of death.
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The double doors of the surgical intensive care unit opened into a hallway crowded with dozens of hospital employees.
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And intensive care unit rooms, where doctors provide advanced life-saving care, are also in demand amid the pandemic.
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America has about 100,000 intensive care unit beds that "operate at full capacity or near full capacity," he said.
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Borrelli added that of those originally infected, 29 had fully recovered while 257 were being treated in intensive care.
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Between 2 percent and 4 percent of confirmed cases among people that young are admitted to intensive care units.
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In Spain, images of hospital receptions filling with patients as intensive-care facilities reach capacity have shocked the world.
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Two patients are in intensive care, but there have been no deaths from coronavirus in the country, Mkhize said.
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This worries Dr. Auzinger, who has to hire 407 nurses and doctors for the hospital's new intensive care wing.
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Late Sunday, the city released stark new figures that showed 2100,220 people hospitalized, including 260 in intensive care units.
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Children can't break that bone by accident, said Craig Futterman, a pediatric intensive care specialist at Inova Fairfax Hospital.
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" The announcement said some were hospitalized for "multiple weeks, with some patients being admitted to the intensive care unit.
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A number of them have been admitted to the intensive care unit and placed on ventilators, as Tryston was.
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This video of medics inside a makeshift intensive care unit in Bergamo, Italy's worst-hit city, looks almost apocalyptic.
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There are now more than 3,100 people in intensive care units, an increase of 20% from the previous day.
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The hospital said it was planning to double its intensive care capacity by adding more beds to existing rooms.
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It had a neonatal intensive care unit, neonatal operating rooms and a full battery of obstetric doctors and nurses.
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Pseudomonas infections have been a particular problem for neonatal intensive care units because underdeveloped babies have compromised immune systems.
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On Thursday, the rapper announced on Instagram that he was out of intensive care after being hospitalized last week.
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But one in five cases required admission to intensive care units, and treatments may give some parents sticker shock.
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Indeed, eight intensive care units reported spending more than 20 percent of their time caring for these vulnerable babies.
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Babies, however, were 12 percent less likely to wind up in neonatal intensive care units with labor induction policies.
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On Thanksgiving, Montana announced on Instagram that he was out of intensive care after being hospitalized the week prior.
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A week later, Li died of the coronavirus in the intensive care ward of the hospital where he worked.
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Use during pregnancy may be associated with fetal growth restriction, stillbirth, preterm birth, and neonatal intensive care unit admission.
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When mothers are close at hand, infants in withdrawal require less medication and fewer costly days in intensive care.
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Sixteen nurses who work in the intensive care unit of the Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa are pregnant.
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Doctors treating former President George H.W. Bush said Monday he has been transferred out of the Intensive Care Unit.
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After being rushed to the hospital, Ortiz left intensive care on June 22 and returned home in late July.
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Garcia, 49, was admitted to an intensive care unit in April, the World Surf League said at the time.
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It said the aneurysm was successfully closed and Heng will remain under close monitoring in an intensive care unit.
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GE is also throwing in neonatal intensive care equipment, training for nurses and assistance with financing the power deal.
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He weighed almost the same as her firstborn and, just like then, he was whisked straight into intensive care.
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At the hospital, I wasn't admitted to the intensive care unit, but they covered me in a wool blanket.
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Within days, she was transferred to the intensive care unit, and doctors told her daughters that she might not survive.
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In addition, haze was associated with about twice the risk of severe respiratory issues requiring admission to intensive care units.
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Nearly half of these patients, 22015,22010 children, required a stay in the pediatric intensive care unit, while 0003 tragically died.
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For example, CIMA Hospital in San José has it all…intensive care, all the surgical specialties, and even dental treatments.
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"He is in intensive care following a second open cranial surgery in less than eight hours," lawyer Ezra Ángel said.
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Instead, our actual birth plan, came dressed up as the head of the Mount Sinai NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit).
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In April 2005, hospital officials reported that the prince was no longer in a coma but remained in intensive care.
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Last year, William privately visited Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, where several young victims were being treated — some in intensive care.
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After seeing how they were used elsewhere, Poole Hospital decided to try them out in its neonatal intensive care unit.
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After weeks of intensive care and her own ups and downs, Fiona is starting to settle into a daily routine.
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Last year, the actress donated $2 million to the hospital to establish the Jennifer Lawrence Foundation Cardiac Intensive Care Unit.
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Baby Amari was in the neonatal intensive care unit for 120 days and has survived four hernia surgeries and phenomena.
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Most car infotainment systems remind me of something you'd see parked by a hospital bed in an intensive care ward.
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And as the number of preterm births rises, so does the number of babies in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Only four of those patients required surgery, for various fractures, and not one was put in intensive care, he said.
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Then, David was quickly rushed to the hospital and entered in intensive care, where he would stay for some time.
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WTVR's TV report showed Edwards leaving the hospital on Tuesday after a few difficult weeks in the intensive care unit.
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Instead, during four days in intensive care, prosecutors charged him with two counts of felony assault on a police officer.
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I think the author would do well to spend the night in the pediatric intensive care unit at Sloan Kettering.
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"She is in the intensive care unit, she is being well looked after," her brother Todd Fisher told Entertainment Tonight.
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The day after receiving 62 stitches, White's lungs began filling up with blood and he was rushed to intensive care.
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Hospital staff said the city's M2 and M10 hospitals were hit early Wednesday, putting intensive care units out of use.
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Webster, now conscious, remains in intensive care, but her doctors are "very happy with Charlie's neurological results," reports the BBC.
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Gennifer's twin sister was taken to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, Oregon.
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She tells her the baby is going to be taken away to be observed in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Mangas says six babies in its neonatal intensive care unit, which cares for premature newborns, were evacuated out of precaution.
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"By following the '996' work schedule, you are risking yourself getting into the ICU (Intensive Care Unit)," says the 996.
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The emergency medical facility is made up of two floors and has several isolation wards and 30 intensive care units.
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And by mid-230, I was out of the intensive care section of the hospital and into the rehab facility.
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The former America's Next Top Model contestant is apparently in critical condition and being treated in an intensive care unit.
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I sat at his bedside for 8 days straight while he was in the cardiac intensive care unit in NYC.
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Steve Scalise has undergone another surgery after being readmitted to an intensive care unit Wednesday because of concerns for infection.
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The Republican House Majority Whip was originally released from the intensive care unit on June 22 after undergoing multiple surgeries.
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Charlie has been in the intensive care unit at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London since October.
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Then, in 2015, Colasuonno's disabled husband suffered a series of heart attacks and was in and out of intensive care.
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"We spent 18 days in the intensive care unit just praying that he got through," Garcia said, the outlet reports.
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Santa Fe Independent School District Police Chief Walter Braun said Monday Barnes was in the intensive care unit after surgery.
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Barnes was in intensive care following surgery Monday, said Walter Braun, police chief of the Santa Fe Independent School District.
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The first lady will participate in a roundtable discussion about neonatal abstinence syndrome and tour a neonatal intensive care unit.
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An update reveals he is out of the intensive care unit and is now in the hospital's head trauma facility.
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Months after signing her contract, she had open-heart surgery at Johns Hopkins, followed by two weeks in intensive care.
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The 41st president was moved from intensive care to a regular patient room at Houston Methodist Hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
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He spent the next few days in intensive care, but was able to stand up and walk by day three.
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Haley loved babies and looked forward to a career as a nurse in a neonatal intensive care unit, she said.
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A nurse at a neonatal intensive care unit in San Jose, California, Amie always knew she wanted to have children.
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The treatments sometimes set off such a violent immune system reaction that patients had to be placed in intensive care.
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The settlement relates to a password-protected laptop that went missing from the hospital's intensive care unit in March 2202.
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Palin on Monday thanked the crowd for its support and said her husband, Todd, is recovering in the intensive care.
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A hospital official said Berlusconi would stay in intensive care for 48 hours and would be under sedation until Wednesday.
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What the researchers did: Intensive care unit doctors in Taiwan started requiring virus cultures at the same time as RIATs.
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On July 4, his girlfriend was sitting by his side in the intensive care unit when his eyes popped open.
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The United States looks better when it comes to intensive care beds, but there's tremendous variation between regions and states.
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The hospitals in Milan are already planning to move non-coronavirus patients in intensive care to hospitals in other regions.
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According to the cruise line, this could provide 1,000 hospital beds and up to seven intensive care units per ship.
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Cover: Medical personnel at work in the intensive care unit of the hospital of Brescia, Italy, Thursday, March 19, 2020.
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The patients were put in the space because the hospital's regular intensive-care unit was full, according to Sky News.
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After driving herself to the emergency room the previous night, Julia woke up in the post-op intensive care unit.
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When I got to the hospital, nurses zipped by and attending physicians paced the hallways of the intensive care unit.
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Two F.B.I. agents questioned him through the night as he recovered in the intensive care unit at Bellevue Hospital Center.
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In intensive care units, for example, health care providers must have extended exposure to people who have contracted the virus.
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Sweet is a physician familiar with the enormous benefits of modern medicine — dialysis, antibiotics, intensive care — but also their limitations.
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The hospital also claims it will have New York City's only operating room situated within a neonatal intensive care unit.
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Mr. Pierce ended up back at Paradise's main hospital, Adventist Health Feather River, where he manages the Intensive Care Unit.
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Some hospitals could run out of ventilators and intensive care unit beds as early as mid-April, the report projected.
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Currently, the state has just 3,22020 beds available in intensive care units, when patients may need as many as 295,2339.
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The country has so far confirmed 286 coronavirus cases, of which one person died while six are in intensive care.
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And now doctors in New York are planning how to treat patients in overcapacity intensive-care units with limited equipment.
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Hospital executives instead showed him a refugee primary care clinic, a neonatal intensive care unit and a cardiac surgery unit.
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Germany's "grand coalition" between the CDU (plus its Bavarian sister party) and the SPD has long been in intensive care.
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There are also 80 intensive care unit (ICU) beds along with the 1,000 patient beds, according to the US Navy.
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If Biden's South Carolina "firewall" had shattered, his presidential bid would've moved rapidly from intensive care to the coroner's office.
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Spanish health authorities have acknowledged that some intensive care units in the hardest-hit areas are close to their limit.
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Powis, speaking at a news conference in Downing Street, said that intensive care units were not yet full in London.
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The hospital had already canceled surgeries and diverted beds and respirators to coronavirus patients, and doubled its intensive care capacity.
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Statewide, 50 of those patients were being treated in hospitals as of Friday, including 18 who were in intensive care.
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And we should be planning for the awful possibility that we may need to construct MASH-type intensive care units.
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She's an exceptional student with a 4.0 grade point average; she hopes to become a neonatal intensive care unit nurse.
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"The patient is in a critical condition and is currently being isolated in the intensive care unit," the ministry said.
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When her now-25-year-old daughter Abigail was born, she couldn't swallow and had to remain in intensive care.
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But then a hospital chaplain told her Mr. Allison's heart had failed, and he was whisked up to intensive care.
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The infant, identified as Yazeem Jenkins, is clinging to life in an intensive care unit, after being shot four times.
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The reason Lanners says she knows how important breast milk is to babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
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After he was moved to intensive care at Rotes Kreuz Krankenhaus Hospital, doctors diagnosed him with severe sepsis and gangrene.
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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN)The languid whack of a ceiling fan stirs the heat around the Intensive Care Unit.
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During the next several weeks, Scalise was in and out of the intensive-care unit, battling infections as he recovered.
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Farquhar was receiving treatment and being closely monitored in the neurosurgical intensive care unit at Rush University Medical Center here.
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Of those cases, Lombardy officials said on Thursday, 216 had been treated in a hospital, with 41 requiring intensive care.
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"The patient is in a critical condition and is currently being isolated in the intensive care unit," the ministry said.
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World welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. is in intensive care in a Dallas hospital after flipping his Ferrari early Thursday.
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Jade DeLucia, a 4-year-old in Iowa, was not vaccinated this flu season and wound up in intensive care.
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Relatives told Komsomolskaya Pravda, a tabloid, that the mother had protected the daughter, who ended up in intensive care. Mrs.
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Her last memory before waking up in the intensive care unit is of heading off to hike with her husband.
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After surgeries, during my extended stays in the intensive care unit, I would tell myself that pain was not real.
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There have been cases of children admitted to intensive care units but to my knowledge, no deaths have been reported.
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However, one-third of the children that required intensive care due to opioid overdose were under the age of 6.
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Some patients have gotten seriously ill, even winding up in intensive care units on oxygen support through ventilators or intubation.
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There are currently 16 critically ill children in intensive care in Samoa, and two pregnant women are also in hospital.
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He subsequently stayed in the neonatal intensive care unit for three weeks due to fluid build-up in his lungs.
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They found that kids in all four weight groups had similar needs for intensive care and total costs for hospitalization.
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Eventually, she was taken to the hospital, where she was put in intensive care with a life-threatening skull fracture.
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From 2001 through 2012, they analyzed data on more than 6003,000 admissions to 113 intensive care units in 56 hospitals.
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Known to his friends by his nom de guerre, the Boxer, he died in custody at the intensive-care unit.
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Until 2007, he was a pediatric intensive care nurse at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital at University Hospital in Cleveland.
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At a recent seminar by a Danish neonatologist and nurse on neonatal intensive care units in their country, one of the most striking differences I learned between the U.S. and Denmark is that at least one parent is at the infant's bedside in the neonatal intensive care unit around-the-clock throughout their baby's stay.
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Laura, the actor's wife, wrote that he was "moved to a less critical ward" after spending 15 days in intensive care.
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He wrote them on the back of an envelope and showed them to me as he left the intensive care unit.
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For the next six weeks, Morton was confined to the intensive care unit, his vitals closely monitored for signs of failure.
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Koppad had been rescued from Siachen glacier four days ago, and was undergoing intensive care in a military hospital in Delhi.
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He helped for a year in the hospital's pediatric intensive care unit, and was soon asked to help in the NICU.
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She would spend the next 51 days in the hospital — most of them in a medically induced coma in intensive care.
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The case suggests the presence of community-level support and an environment in which intensive care and healing could take place.
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Last summer, 16 intensive care nurses were pregnant at the same time at at Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa, Arizona.
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"In the corner there was this light shining and it was dark in the NICU [Neonatal Intensive Care Unit]," he says.
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Thank you so much to our extended family at the [neonatal intensive care unit] You all are truly the WORLDS GREATEST!
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Why is it permissible to withhold anesthesia before performing a spinal tap on a premature baby in the intensive care unit?
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Mishelle, 8, was born underweight and had to spend time in the neonatal intensive care unit after developing meconium aspiration syndrome.
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"He was in the hospital for seven days in the PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit)," revealed the former Miss Teen USA.
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There, he wound up in the intensive care unit, where doctors used nine staples to close the wound on his scalp.
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When he emerged, he remained in intensive care and began the agonising battle to regain some semblance of his former mobility.
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A Michigan woman is giving the babies in Beaumont Hospital- Royal Oak's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit a special treat this Halloween.
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A survivor of the crash is in intensive care, and will be a crucial witness in the investigation, the governor said.
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A survivor of the crash is in intensive care, and will be instrumental in helping determine what happened, the governor said.
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After coming out of surgery, the officer was in the intensive care unit and said to be in critical/stable condition.
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"The procedure has gone very well but he needs a period of intensive care to optimize his recovery," a statement said.
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Neither will Jill Teeters, who can still recall the heartbreak of having to leave Aidan in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Our son remains in intensive care, under sedation and under close monitoring as we stay patient to allow him to heal.
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The 85-year-old television legend was placed in the cardiac intensive care unit and is expected to be released Monday.
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During her second hospital stay, Kate got another infection in the same leg and ended up in the intensive care unit.
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Biagiotti died in hospital in the Italian capital where she had been in intensive care after a heart attack this week.
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Last year, the University of Mississippi Medical Center paid out $2.75 million after a laptop disappeared from an intensive care unit.
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Their children are more likely to be admitted to the intensive care unit and spend time separated from them after birth.
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In this 2013 photo, doctors visit a patient at the intensive care unit of the Queen Fabiola Children's Hospital in Brussels.
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But after a miraculous 122 days in the Cleveland Clinic Children's Neonatology Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Kota is making incredible progress.
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Washington (CNN)Sarah Palin's husband remains in intensive care after a snow machine crash, the former Alaska governor explained on Thursday.
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" The Cincinnati Zoo's Facebook page reports she is "receiving around-the-clock intensive care from Zoo vets and animal care staff.
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The congressman went through multiple surgeries after the shooting and is still hospitalized, although he was released from intensive care Thursday.
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But he didn't expect what he encountered when he was called to the neonatal intensive care unit of Valley Children's Healthcare.
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Hospitals have been adding neonatal intensive-care units but have been slower to bring on high-level obstetrics units, he said.
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Atlanta (CNN)With the preemie cradled in his arms, the retiree glanced toward the entrance of the pediatric intensive care unit.
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After the Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, accident, a 78-year-old man, Jerome Barson, was taken to an intensive care unit.
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A GoFundMe page for Salazar, which has raised more than $20,000, says she is in intensive care after having emergency surgery.
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Just last week, she had to fight for pain care for her mother who has dementia and was in intensive care.
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Doctors and nurses at the hospital have described rationing intensive care beds and turning away transfers because there was no room.
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But, as Dahl put it, "the bar is so incredibly fucking low"—the hospital still doesn't have an intensive-care unit.
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And doctors sometimes have to choose among patients who need treatment in intensive care units, which are often filled to capacity.
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Instead, families must watch as their babies fight for their lives in the alternate reality of the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Once, he arrived to find cello parts scattered around the room, attended to by different experts, like an intensive-care unit.
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Of the wounded, 74 remain hospitalized, with 28 in intensive care and 19 in critical condition, Mr. Molins said on Monday.
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According to her family, Jahi was in the intensive care unit when she started to bleed and went into cardiac arrest.
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Following the operation, the soldier was admitted to intensive care for about 33 hours, before returning to surgery early Wednesday morning.
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The family told Fox News both were "awake, chatty, and visiting with family" as they recovered in the intensive care unit.
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A carefully structured exercise program after knee replacement offers no advantages over less intensive care, a randomized clinical trial has found.
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People who have been vaccinated but are hospitalized with flu are 82 percent less likely to be admitted to intensive care.
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"Owen has a long road ahead of him with a very lengthy and costly stay in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit."
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He spent the first 76 days of his life in the newborn intensive care unit at Prentice Women's Hospital in Chicago.
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And yet, less than week after my trail run, he and I were greeting the sunrise from the intensive care unit.
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One advantage the US has over the Italian health care system is a greater number of intensive care unit (ICU) beds.
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He also said hospitals would have to at least double their intensive care capacity as one in five cases was serious.
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But we're not able to see inside the emergency rooms and intensive care units where this invisible demon is being fought.
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Fixes Kenji Inaba is a trauma surgeon at Los Angeles County General Hospital and director of the surgical intensive care unit.
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She got to hold her surviving children in the neonatal intensive care unit before she left the hospital in early June.
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Being hundreds of miles from a neonatal intensive care unit, the program's doctors were forced to do things in unconventional ways.
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On Saturday night, she got the news that one of her colleagues was hospitalized in an intensive care unit with coronavirus.
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The boy was then moved to a children's hospital, where he was treated for several days in an intensive care unit.
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Joshua A. Sams was still in an intensive care unit in 2012 when President Barack Obama awarded him a Purple Heart.
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For the most part, the air was clear; places like the hospital intensive care unit they tested were essentially virus-free.
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Her mother was formerly an intensive care unit nurse and a manager of continuing education in Tulsa for St. Francis Hospital.
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We are running out of beds and respirators in intensive care so could you all wash your hands and stay home?
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His mother, also retired, was a social worker in the neonatal intensive care unit at Spectrum Health, also in Grand Rapids.
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State officials project they'll need 30,000 to 40,000 ventilators, 140,000 extra hospital beds, and 30,000 intensive-care-unit beds, Cuomo said.
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Eastern Europeans are helping to build a new intensive care wing and serving cappuccino as baristas in the four coffee shops.
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A frequently cited French study of 20 patients saw several drop out of the trial to instead go into intensive care.
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A frequently cited French study of 20 patients saw several drop out of the trial to instead go into intensive care.
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Doctors in the greater Paris region have warned their intensive care units will be full by the end of the weekend.
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It took hours to get him stable, and four days in the intensive care unit before we could take him home.
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My wife is a pediatric nurse who has worked in pediatric intensive care units, emergency departments, special procedure, and surgical units.
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Hospitals with limited intensive care facilities are re-tooling recovery or emergency rooms by installing ventilators sometimes stripped from operating theatres.
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To be sure, hospitals in Cremona and Lodi, where many patients are under intensive care, say they can't take any more.
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And doctors are counting on intensive care units coordinating closely as the crisis mounts to ensure the sickest patients have beds.
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More than half of France's coronavirus patients in intensive care are under 60, the country's top health official said on Saturday.
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Afterward, hospital staff members wheel the patient from the operating room straight to intensive care, often with the abdomen still open.
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At the time, Caesars Palace said in a statement that the singer spent two days in intensive care before being released.
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Paula and Craig's baby, named Mason, survived the birth, but was monitored in the neonatal intensive care unit for six days.
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Some former Mount Carmel employees have questioned whether Dr. Husel met the hospital's standards to work in the intensive care unit.
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To insiders, it's a premature baby stuck forever in intensive care, never more than a few bad breaks away from oblivion.
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Of the injured, 31 people remain in Christchurch Hospital, including nine in critical condition in intensive care, health officials said Monday.
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Lam has condemned the strike and said it had affected isolation wards, neonatal intensive care and delivery of some cancer treatments.
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That second person is thought to have had contact with a 38-year-old Italian man, who remains in intensive care.
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Sagan, who was in intensive care after a ten-hour esophageal procedure, dictated a letter of objection from his hospital bed.
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One of his sons, Alaa, announced over the weekend that the former president was in an intensive care after undergoing surgery.
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There is even a name for the constellation of symptoms often experienced by survivors of critical illness — post-intensive care syndrome.
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The majority of patients being admitted to the hospital, and even to the intensive care unit, were aged 64 and under.
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Patients who engage in advance care planning are less likely to die in the hospital or to receive futile intensive care.
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Time spent in the hospital, possibly in intensive care, and the potential need for recovery in a nursing home sounded unappealing.
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Doctors say the disease is deadly, sending nearly everyone who develops it to the hospital and about half to intensive care.
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The only clear link they ended up finding was a washing machine on the same floor as the intensive care unit.
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Intensive care head nurse Hoda Solliman explained why she keeps coming to work even though her family begs her not to.
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