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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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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She spent 11 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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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 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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We took him upstairs to the neurological intensive care unit.
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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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We then wheeled the baby to the intensive care unit.
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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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We have had five cases go to the intensive care unit.
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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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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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Things in the children's intensive care unit began to get busy.
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It's also converting a surgery center into intensive care unit beds.
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Three days later, they moved Dad to the intensive care unit.
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Needing 8.63,000 intensive care unit beds, and having 3,000 I.C.U. beds.
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After spending a week in an intensive care unit, he died.
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The space, the intensive care unit, to take care of them?
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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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I once stole a bottle of ketamine from the intensive care unit.
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He'd been intubated in the intensive care unit for nearly a week.
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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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He was in the intensive-care unit, Tass reported, citing the hospital.
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The patient's doing great, and didn't go in the intensive care unit.
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In some cases, patients have required treatment in an intensive care unit.
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The man was sent to the intensive-care unit for close monitoring.
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They're being cared for by staff in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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One night I was visiting him alone in the intensive care unit.
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After they were finished, they moved me to the cardiac intensive care unit.
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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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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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Six of those 27 are in critical condition, in the intensive care unit.
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She would undergo eight total, staying in the intensive care unit for weeks.
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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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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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"We turned the intensive care unit into an operating room," Dr. Emani said.
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In the Intensive Care Unit of Duke University Hospital, a pager goes off.
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She remembers waking up in a hospital intensive care unit three weeks later.
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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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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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Her baby spent her first week of life in the newborn intensive care unit.
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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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Bellin was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital's intensive care unit, PEOPLE learns.
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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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There we settled into the neuro-intensive care unit at his home hospital, Rush.
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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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Watching a person die from cardiac arrest in an intensive care unit is devastating.
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"He needed to get to an intensive care unit right away," she told me.
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Juan Manuel is currently in an Intensive Care Unit that specializes in respiratory injuries.
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She plans to major in biology and work in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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He had previously been in the intensive care unit between six to eight weeks.
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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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Her family, including Franklin's father, kept constant vigil in the neonatal 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 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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But complications arose during delivery and sent the new mom to the intensive care unit.
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He spent over a month in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the hospital.
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We were able to get her back home and, thankfully, avoid the intensive care unit.
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Kornak was in stable condition as of Monday and recovering in the Intensive Care Unit.
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He was also hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit in January for bronchitis and pneumonia.
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When Olivia was admitted to the intensive care unit at Johns Hopkins Hospital on Nov.
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Despite being mostly healthy he remained in the newborn intensive care unit for 12 days.
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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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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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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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He was sent to the intensive care unit as soon as a bed was ready.
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Two US emergency physicians are already patients in the intensive care unit with COVID-19.
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Farquhar had surgery and remained in the hospital's neurological intensive care unit until May 7.
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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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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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Because they were so sick, the two children were admitted to the intensive care unit.
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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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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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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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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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He was reportedly being treated in the intensive care unit at the beginning of his stay.
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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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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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It also saved the state money by preventing costly admissions to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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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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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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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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She was treated in the emergency room and later transferred to the pediatric intensive care unit.
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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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Patients in the intensive care unit often suffer withdrawal symptoms from caffeine and nicotine, it found.
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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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Her mother is a neonatal intensive care unit nurse at NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens in Flushing, Queens.
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The afternoon of the storm, they moved to a waiting room near the intensive care unit.
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It has been transformed into an intensive-care unit because the regular ICU is already full.
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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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Mr. Noorani was taken to a hospital where he was placed in the intensive care unit.
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But Cooper survived his birth -- and then spent 324 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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He spent the rest of his life in the intensive care unit, intubated and periodically sedated.
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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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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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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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Researchers tested this recommendation prospectively in a randomized controlled trial in a surgical intensive care unit.
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Nora Elicsa Casique, 8, in the intensive care unit of Central Hospital in San Cristóbal, Venezuela.
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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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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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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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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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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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"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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One seizure in 2013 was nearly fatal, landing him in the Intensive Care Unit in Los Angeles.
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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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At the hospital, Elsie was unconscious, sedated and breathing on a ventilator in the intensive care unit.
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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 charge sheet included a statement Khan gave from the intensive care unit at 11:50 p.m.
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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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Anticipated shortage of intensive care unit (ICU) beds and mechanical ventilators in the United States is urgent.
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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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The treatment he got via paramedics and in the emergency room and intensive care unit were great.
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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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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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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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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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On one recent intensive care unit shift, I admitted a man whose heart had stopped earlier that day.
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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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The family visited a pediatric surgery and intensive care unit under construction in the Malawi city of Blantyre.
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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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In January, Bush was hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit for a bad bout of bronchitis and pneumonia.
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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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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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After they were moved out of the intensive care unit (ICU), 15.1 percent given conventional treatment experienced delirium.
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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 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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He told me about his final evening in the intensive care unit, the end of a grueling month.
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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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Kian remained in critical condition on Sunday in the pediatric intensive care unit of Cohen Children's Medical Center.
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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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To earn a living, Ms. Dolan is a nurse in an intensive-care unit at a nearby hospital.
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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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ARDS is responsible for 10% of all intensive care unit admissions in the UK, The Sunday Times said.
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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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In the small conference room in our neuro intensive care unit, we discussed Geraldine's prognosis with her family.
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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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"He is in a very critical situation in the intensive care unit," one of the sources told Reuters.
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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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Mr. Scalise has undergone several surgeries and was moved out of the intensive care unit on June 22.
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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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And, from an intensive care unit physician, Andrew Lei, respect for the tattoo: I am an ICU physician.
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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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He died in the hospital's intensive care unit, his publicist, Jo-Ann Geffen, said in a telephone interview.
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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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Authorities were working the scene of the shooting and the suspect remained in the intensive care unit Monday morning.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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For parents with babies in the neonatal intensive care unit, newborn hospital stays can be a difficult, anxious time.
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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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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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" 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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It had a neonatal intensive care unit, neonatal operating rooms and a full battery of obstetric doctors and nurses.
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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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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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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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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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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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Instead, our actual birth plan, came dressed up as the head of the Mount Sinai NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit).
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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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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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And as the number of preterm births rises, so does the number of babies in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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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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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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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 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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"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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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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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 settlement relates to a password-protected laptop that went missing from the hospital's intensive care unit in March 2202.
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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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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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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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Hospital executives instead showed him a refugee primary care clinic, a neonatal intensive care unit and a cardiac surgery unit.
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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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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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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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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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"The patient is in a critical condition and is currently being isolated in the intensive care unit," the ministry said.
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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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He subsequently stayed in the neonatal intensive care unit for three weeks due to fluid build-up in his lungs.
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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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On Wednesday, Smith was being moved to an intensive care unit with low blood pressure and suspected pneumonia, his son said.
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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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His family rushed from California to find him unconscious in a hospital intensive care unit, where he lay until his death.
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The night before Hatem Tolba received the liver transplant that saved his life, he lay comatose in a hospital intensive care unit.
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A week later, she woke up in the intensive care unit at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, paralyzed from the chest down.
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At least five children were killed in the crash, school officials said, and six others are hospitalized in an intensive care unit.
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Doctors in a Canadian intensive care unit said they witnessed a strange event after withdrawing life support from four critically ill patients.
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About 10 more people rushed in as I was hooked up to a huge mask and taken to the intensive care unit.
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Even kids who are typically healthy sometimes end up in the intensive care unit within 24 hours of experiencing symptoms, he said.
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Princess Diana visits with a mother and her sick child in the pediatric intensive care unit at St. Mary's Hospital in London.
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Babies of mothers who used marijuana while pregnant were also twice as likely to be placed in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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After doctors determined that he needed specialty care, they transferred him to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia.
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The boy was rushed to a nearby hospital and admitted to an intensive care unit, where he was fighting for his life.
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Amelia Jo was transferred to the University of Kentucky Medical Center Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where she was listed in critical condition.
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Founders Arup Roy Burman and Ed Nanale started the company after Arup's many years handling teams as UCSF's intensive care unit director.
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The infants at the Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa., neonatal intensive care unit were tiny, with some born 27 weeks premature.
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On October 4, Linsenmeir was taken by ambulance to the Baystate Medical Center where she was admitted to the intensive care unit.
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Later in the day she was transferred via air ambulance to Lovelace Medical Center, where she remained in the intensive care unit.
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At least 16 people are dead (including two who died in an intensive care unit after it ran out of diesel fuel).
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When her coughing became more frequent, the ER doctors admitted her to the pediatric intensive-care unit and started her on antibiotics.
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On Wednesday, Scalise was readmitted to the intensive care unit after three weeks of hospital care due to concerns of an infection.
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During her visit there last week Trump toured the neonatal intensive care unit and read a book, "Oliver the Ornament," to children.
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Barros said Bolsonaro did not need any blood transfusions and he was conscious and in stable condition in the intensive care unit.
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Baby Ali spent a week in the neonatal intensive care unit because his blood sugar and platelets were low, according to KTVT.
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He was stationed in the Persian Gulf during Desert Storm, working in the intensive care unit on the hospital ship named Mercy.
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While the babies were still being held in the neonatal intensive care unit as of Monday, Evans said they were doing well.
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High scores often mean a trip to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), but Finnegan doesn't believe that's always the best solution.
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Former NFL quarterback Jared Lorenzen remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit, battling an infection as well as heart and kidney issues.
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That night I received a call that he was in an intensive care unit––a couple of days later he passed away.
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Claim: Three percent of pediatric cannabis ingestions reported to US Poison Control required ventilator support and landed in the intensive care unit.
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Patient not-dad moved on to the intensive care unit, with someone's hands pumping into his chest because his heart stopped again.
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Inside, Dr. Roake said, the worst situation was in the intensive care unit on the upper floors of a newer glass tower.
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An employee inside one hospital told CNN that every intensive care unit room at facility has brown paper bags by the door.
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Following a monthlong stay in the intensive care unit, she returned home and began experimenting with natural remedies to heal her skin.
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They took him out of my arms and carried him into the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to ride out torturous withdrawal symptoms.
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The groom's mother retired as a nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at Overland Park Medical Center in Overland Park, Kan.
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We continued CPR all the way back to Texas Children's [Hospital] and all the way up to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Few need admission to the intensive care unit, which is now half full, two weeks after overflow necessitated transfers to nearby hospitals.
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She was overjoyed by the birth of her granddaughter, who spent two weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit before coming home.
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And his early arrival didn't only put him in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) — it also put Lancaster in the ICU.
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Ultimately, nearly all of the patients were hospitalized, with more than half admitted to an intensive care unit suffering from respiratory failure.
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The chair of Columbia University's department of surgery reported that its intensive care unit will be full in three to four weeks.
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The bride, 31, is a nurse practitioner in the cardiovascular intensive care unit at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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She's placed on a ventilator on the way to the emergency room and admitted to the intensive care unit for oxygen therapy.
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In the following days, Li's condition deteriorated so badly that he was admitted to the intensive care unit, and given oxygen support.
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Without maternity leave, mothers often return to work while their baby is still in the neonatal intensive care unit in the hospital.
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Newborn Mira is whisked away to a neonatal intensive care unit while her parents are bombarded with statistics, terrified about her future.
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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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Imagine your small child was admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit after a car accident and had suffered severe brain trauma.
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A 2014 study showed that flu vaccine reduced a child's risk of being admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit by 74%.
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The Tennessean reports she died surrounded by family, friends and fellow musicians who lined the waiting room at Centennial Hospital's intensive care unit.
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She was transferred later that day to the Albuquerque hospital, where she remained in the intensive care unit until she was pronounced dead.
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He was in guarded condition Thursday in the hospital's intensive care unit, his wife said in a statement released by the Red Sox.
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Haines, a leukemia patient, was receiving chemotherapy at Shadyside Hospital, and was moved into the intensive care unit three days before his death.
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"We ended up spending the next week with him in the [neonatal intensive care unit] and then he came home," she tells PEOPLE.
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Most patients were discharged to home from the emergency room, but 15 were hospitalized and two required admission to the intensive care unit.
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The six "critically ill" patients are in the hospital's intensive care unit; five are in guarded condition, and 16 are stable, he said.
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On the 2800th day, he was finally able to sip some clear liquids and, two days later, he left the intensive care unit.
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The triplets were delivered at 28 weeks and 5 days in September 2017 and stayed in the neonatal intensive care unit for months.
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They both hope their story lifts up parents who are undergoing a difficult time and have babies in a newborn intensive care unit.
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While a team of doctors resuscitated him, Griffin-Graves was rushed to the intensive care unit to be treated for congestive heart failure.
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Later that day he was transferred to a Texas children's hospital's intensive care unit where he stayed for several days before he died.
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"She developed a spontaneous bowel perforation," her physician, Dr. Robert Arrington, co-director of the neonatal intensive care unit, explained at the time.
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He'd met Joy Ringhofer, 78, in the newborn intensive care unit, where Andrea had been placed for several days as a precautionary measure.
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Perez, who remains in the intensive care unit at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, is expected to be moved some time this week.
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But DeJesus barely had any time to take in her loss before her experience working bedside in an intensive care unit took over.
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At around four in the morning, after about two hours of surgery, Ben was taken to a room in the intensive care unit.
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He is receiving treatment in an intensive care unit for complications related to a heart condition and is in stable condition, she said.
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The congressman's condition subsequently improved, and he was released from the MedStar Washington Hospital Center's intensive care unit less than two weeks ago.
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Scalise has remained hospitalized for several weeks and was readmitted to the intensive care unit Wednesday night over concerns about a new infection.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect that Scalise was initially released from the intensive care unit at the end of June.
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On Mr. Alberts's orders, the hospital activated an emergency plan, moving patients around to make room for victims in the intensive care unit.
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The gunship had started by hitting the intensive-care unit on the east end of the hospital and was working its barrage west.
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I'll always bear the scars from that plane ride, the Fargo intensive care unit, the Chicago hospitals and the long days of rehab.
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Hours later, she was transferred to hospital in Albuquerque where "she remained in the intensive care unit until her passing," the agency said.
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It starts with the most vulnerable infants, such as those we care for in the neonatal intensive care unit, in technologically advanced situations.
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Insha was in the surgical intensive care unit of SMHS Hospital, a few rooms away from the ward I visited with Dr. Shafi.
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"The patient is being administered sedatives in the intensive care unit and mechanical ventilation is maintained using a life support device," doctors said.
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Its tents and huts hold a triage room, two operating theaters, an intensive care unit with top-notch medical equipment, and recovery wards.
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Most people were treated and released, but 15 required overnight stays in the hospital and two required admission to the intensive care unit.
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Aurora Health Care hospitals in West Allis and Green Bay, Wisconsin, dress up babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for Halloween.
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He'd spent days in an intensive care unit as his heart was monitored and the crazy rhythms caused by the injury were controlled.
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Born premature at 27 weeks, she spent her first three months of life inside an incubator at a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
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If that happens, estimates vary, but most agree that the need for hospital and intensive care unit beds will far outpace our supply.
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The day after Ms. Karna was hit, a detective from the 17th Precinct, Christopher Kolenda, visited her in Bellevue Hospital's intensive care unit.
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Janak, who identifies as non-binary, spent their early months in Mumbai, in a neonatal intensive care unit that had only just opened.
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They were 14 percent more likely to be admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit, and 9 percent more likely to need antibiotics.
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Its new neonatal intensive care unit, while undoubtedly critical for many babies, will most likely be a major profit center for the hospital.
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An anonymous user posted under the screen name "996icu," a reference to the place where such hours take engineers: the intensive care unit.
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The bride's mother was until 2015 a nurse in the cardiac intensive care unit at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
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The consequences of infection are often severe: roughly 14% of cases require oxygen therapy and 5% require admission to an intensive care unit.
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During that time period, for patients with available info, 60 were hospitalized, 4 were admitted to the intensive care unit, and 2 died.
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Eileen Shiffrin was an intensive-care-unit nurse until she became one of Mikaela's primary coaches and her traveling partner seven years ago.
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There are about 53,000 hospital beds in New York State, including about 3,200 intensive-care unit beds, according to the American Hospital Association.
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She was released from the hospital, but the baby had to remain in a neonatal intensive care unit until his expected discharge Monday.
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In the hospital's sprawling intensive care unit, cleaning staff can turn over a room in 2000 minutes or less for a new occupant.
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In 2019, 19 nurses within the newborn intensive care unit at the Methodist Women's Hospital in Elkhorn Nebraska gave birth to 19 babies.
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I spent two months last summer in a neonatal intensive care unit in Texas, 1,400 miles from my home in Michigan's North Woods.
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A few hospitals, like my own, are starting clinics specifically for patients who have made it through a long intensive-care-unit stay.
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Part of the reason an intensive care unit is so chaotic is because alarms are constantly going off — and they're not always critical.
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Among the injuries, three students were shot in the head, Dr. Oscar Guillamondegui, medical director of Vanderbilt's trauma intensive care unit, told reporters.
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She spent a year caring for her mother and is now enrolled in nursing school while working in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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Former President George H.W. Bush was hospitalized in an intensive care unit on Sunday, one day after his late wife Barbara Bush's funeral.
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So I was basically gone from the recording session and I was in Rochester in the intensive care unit, and I was writing lyrics.
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Ortiz had been listed in stable condition in the intensive care unit of a Dominican Republic hospital earlier Monday following surgery for gunshot wounds.
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The BRD Medical College specified that 34 were babies who died at the neo-natal intensive care unit, while 12 died because of encephalitis.
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The girl, who is currently receiving treatment in the hospital's intensive care unit (ICU), had various respiratory issues and requires a ventilator, Sgarna said.
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After starting intravenous antibiotics, Gonzales says her niece's health began to decline — and they moved her to the intensive care unit (ICU) around noon.
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He stayed in the intensive care unit for 47 days, and was released to a rehabilitation center after another ten days in the hospital.
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The patients in an intensive care unit are very sick; they require the highest level of monitoring and intervention that a hospital can provide.
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Come Tuesday, pneumonia was diagnosed," she wrote, adding that by Thursday, as Lenny's "condition worsened" he was transferred to a "doggie intensive care unit.
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Thirty-eight percent of the Guillain-Barré patients examined had to be admitted to the intensive care unit and 12 percent required breathing assistance.
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On Tuesday, Graves family celebrated Kaleb's "graduation" from the neo-natal intensive care unit and brought the 11 month old home in a limo.
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The Lexcens found out that a friend of a friend of a friend was a nurse in a cardiac intensive care unit in Boston.
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As for the baby, the likelihood of a newborn's being admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit also increases with the duration of labor.
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The two said their vows in FitzGerald's room in the Intensive Care Unit of the Massachusetts General Hospital surrounded by close friends and family.
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George H.W. Bush's spokesman said Thursday that he is optimistic the former president will be discharged from a Houston hospital's intensive care unit soon.
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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 months since the surgery have seen both boys stave off seizures and serious infections that resulted in trips to the intensive care unit.
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He spent 11 months hospitalized in an intensive care unit for burn victims and has endured hundreds of surgeries and other procedures, Robb said.
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Infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) typically have a large number of sensors attached to their skin, with wires emanating from them.
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Now, Lewis cares for ailing babies in the neonatal intensive care unit of the hospital where she beat the odds over three decades ago.
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In the patients studied in French Polynesia, none died, but 38 percent went to an intensive care unit and 29 percent needed help breathing.
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He works in the intensive care unit, where he says delirium is common, but it can be attributed to about a dozen other things.
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At 4 AM, while being wheeled into the operating theater from the intensive care unit, TJ sneezed and brain sprayed out of his forehead.
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Close to midnight of that day, Park was admitted to a negative pressure room in the quarantined section of a hospital's intensive care unit.
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Harrowing footage taken in a makeshift intensive-care unit in northern Italy shows critical coronavirus patients with plastic, bubble-shaped containers over their heads.
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The 85-year-old talk show legend was put in the cardiac intensive care unit and we're told he's expected to be released Monday.
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Babies who are born prematurely have a higher chance of winding up in the neonatal intensive care unit and needing respiratory support, Hickey said.
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One member of the Uppal family with muscular dystrophy, Jiwan, had trouble breathing and was admitted to the intensive care unit of a hospital.
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As the fathers' ages rose, their babies were more likely to need help with breathing and require admission to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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In the fourth-floor intensive care unit one day, Kelly Giordano played Broadway Bingo as her 4-year-old son, Jack, lay beside her.
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In Philadelphia, Jefferson Health has been conducting extra protective-equipment trainings, focused on intensive care unit clinicians who might treat people with the coronavirus.
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But two patients in the intensive care unit were suffering because the emergency room staff did not have the right drugs to give them.
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In November, the otherwise healthy teen was placed on life support in the pediatric intensive care unit at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.
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Officials there released information about a teenager in Ontario who was put on life support in an intensive care unit, but has now recovered.
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Of these, 22012% ended up in the pediatric intensive care unit, which is typically only reserved for the most severe, and life-threatening, cases.
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The congressman has undergone several surgeries since the shooting and spent over a week in the intensive care unit when he was first admitted.
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Some of his patients, healthy adults in their 30s, have been sent to the Intensive Care Unit, relying on ventilators, due to flu complications.
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Her daughter was in the newborn intensive care unit (NICU) for ten weeks, and is now a healthy 12-year-old who dances competitively.
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The female student, a 16-year-old who had a relationship with the shooter, is in the intensive care unit for life-threatening injuries.
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While making her rounds in the hospital one recent afternoon, Dr. Drago introduced herself to a 79-year-old woman in the intensive care unit.
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Childress remained in the intensive care unit for two days before he returned home with ointments and instructions to care for his peeling, blistering skin.
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Common physician staffing practice dictates that a patient in the intensive care unit has no control over which physician will care for him or her.
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In his earlier bout with pneumonia, Bush spent more than two weeks at Houston Methodist in January, much of it in the intensive care unit.
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She was then flown from the smaller local hospital by helicopter to a larger regional hospital and placed in the intensive care unit, Doubleday said.
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Others waved pom-poms and shook tambourines as the boys made their way down the hall of the 10th-floor pediatric intensive care unit (PICU).
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Lynn Black's mother-in-law, who had lupus and lung cancer, was rushed into a hospital intensive care unit last summer with shortness of breath.
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Nearly a third of Americans who die after 65 will have spent time in an intensive-care unit in their final three months of life.
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The next problem to solve was the risk for infections, which premature infants in open incubators face in the neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU.
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Jeremiah is now safely out of the intensive care unit and into the rehabilitation ward, where he'll have to relearn how to move and crawl.
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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 goal is to prepare a daily "battle map" for physicians, nurses, and other providers, with an initial focus on the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
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A surgical resident carefully cradles Katie's head to keep it still as she's situated in the intensive care unit after the 31-hour procedure concluded.
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I was with my family in the intensive care unit of Riddle Memorial Hospital, about an hour outside of Philadelphia, near where I'd grown up.
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A spokeswoman for North Broward Medical Center, where Sexton was taken, said that she was listed in stable condition in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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Charlie is on life support and has been in the intensive care unit at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London since October.
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Bush was previously admitted to Methodist for several days in January for an illness that ultimately required him to stay in an intensive care unit.
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"After a month in the Intensive Care Unit, we finally got a call that our dad would be getting a double organ transplant," Kelley wrote.
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Garcia was transported to a hospital, where he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit and put in a coma and on a breathing machine.
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"Congressman Steve Scalise's continued good progress allowed him to be transferred out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) on Thursday," said MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
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Ronnie Nop and his 8-year-old son were visiting a family member in the hospital's intensive care unit when the hospital when on lockdown.
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Robert M. Fitch El Prado, N.M. As a nurse in a pediatric intensive-care unit, I face morally distressing situations on an unfortunately frequent basis.
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He was given 24 vials of the drug and spent four days in the hospital&aposs pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) before he was released.
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He lingered at the threshold of the surgical intensive care unit, unable to take those few short steps to the bedside of his comatose opponent.
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The lives of 59 children are at risk, it said, including 25 who are in the intensive care unit at the city's al-Thawra hospital.
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The attack didn't destroy the computers that regulate control systems in a power plant or take down the intensive care unit of a major hospital.
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Rader, 28, known as Sally, was a registered nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, in Nashville.
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Though CPR was performed, the four infants died within 90 minutes of each other while lying in incubators in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
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At that point, the hospital system will need between 700 to 934 intensive care unit beds, which exceeds the hospital system's current capacity, Smith wrote.
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"We created an isolation ward and an [intensive care unit] for patients suspected to have or confirmed with a Covid-19 infection," he told me.
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Sky News recently broadcast footage of critical coronavirus patients in Bergamo, Italy, wearing bubble-shaped containers over their heads in a makeshift intensive-care unit.
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The next day, he got a call from Zimmardi's brother, Forrest, who told him Zimmardi was in the intensive care unit at a local hospital.
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At times when the hospital's intensive care unit has neared capacity, he said, it has been able to turn to other nearby hospitals for help.
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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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She wanted to work in the neonatal intensive care unit, so that she could help babies, her mother, Charlene Uhl, said in a Facebook message.
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Ms. Snead, a registered nurse who works in a neonatal intensive care unit, planned to sleep during the day to rest before her night shift.
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Among people who end up in the intensive-care unit, there's a similar delay in the way they display symptoms and relapse after receiving treatment.
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In each intensive care unit, there should be one doctor for every six patients, two nurses for every five and one caregiver for every four.
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Now, in present-day Mumbai, a teenage boy, Raghav — the son of one of those students — fights for his life in an intensive care unit.
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The 210.017-217 measles epidemic in New York City resulted in 211 hospitalizations, including 16 admissions into an intensive care unit (there were no deaths).
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Mr. Bush, 92, was suffering from an acute respiratory problem stemming from pneumonia when he was admitted to the intensive care unit at the hospital.
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Later that day he was transferred to a children's hospital's intensive care unit in Driscoll, Texas, where he stayed for several days before he died.
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They say they brought in cylinders of compressed oxygen during the shortage and kept the oxygen flowing to crucial areas, like the intensive care unit.
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Perhaps the week in the intensive care unit would fade like a strange dream and he would have a smooth re-entry into the world.
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It's no secret that hospital-acquired infections are an enormous contributor to illness and death, affecting up to 30 percent of intensive care unit patients.
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Practitioners do the absolute minimum to stop the bleeding and prevent sepsis before sending patients to the intensive-care unit for warming, fluids, and resuscitation.
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He was an organ donor, and Ms. Rogers made the cast in the intensive care unit, shortly before he was taken to the operating room.
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" 'We need to be thinking about something else,' " she told Dr. Michael Meyer, medical director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, as he later recounted.
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The "ICU" part is a reference to a hospital's intensive care unit—as in, it's a work schedule that's liable to put you in the ICU.
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In the Intensive Care Unit she stood by his bed, shaking uncontrollably as she watched his heart rate slow to 12, then 11 beats per minute.
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After that, he was transported to the larger Mercy Hospital and was in the intensive-care unit for four days before being sent to inpatient therapy.
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He spent several days in the intensive care unit at a Texas hospital, and just when he seemed to improve, he suddenly went into cardiac arrest.
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Foti remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit at a Las Vegas hospital, according to a GoFundMe campaign page set up by his family and friends.
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"The biggest issue is size and protecting the skin," said Dr. Valencia Walker, medical director for the UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica neonatal intensive care unit.
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After the crash, she spent 10 weeks in the intensive care unit and another four months at a rehab hospital two hours from the family home.
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Steve Scalise's Condition Worsens The congressman shot on June 14 during a GOP baseball team's practice was readmitted to the intensive care unit this week. Rep.
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Outside of the operating room, they may provide pain relief to patients in the intensive care unit, women in labor, and to patients with chronic pain.
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In most cases, however, you'll be required to stay in the intensive care unit as doctors secure your airways and deliver oxygen through a breathing tube.
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Michelle Valiukenas started the organization in 2018 after her daughter, Colette, was born extremely prematurely and died after nine days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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The boy was under the care of Genene Jones, 66, in the pediatric intensive care unit at Bexar County Hospital at the time of his death.
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She's unable to breathe on her own and on a respirator in the intensive care unit at Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba, near Tel Aviv.
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So they've outfitted the little guests at the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit in a costume: Superman, Captain America, Batman, Wonder Woman, and even a butterfly.
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Ally, who first shared her story with Love What Matters, says there were at least 50 people in the hospital's intensive care unit for the ceremony.
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"I'm excited to announce that we will be establishing the Jennifer Lawrence Foundation Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at Kosair Children's Hospital," Lawrence says in the video.
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Bastuba has harvested sperm in the intensive care unit of a hospital, in a morgue, in a medical examiner's office, and even in a funeral home.
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"David was moved out of the intensive care unit at Massachusetts General Hospital," she said in the statement, which was issued by the team on Saturday.
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In total, they hope to enroll 240 healthy newborns from Brigham & Women's Hospital and 240 newborns from the neonatal intensive care unit at Boston Children's Hospital.
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In the intensive care unit, this process is carried on with extreme monotony, indifferent to whether the patient is actually able to think, feel, or protest.
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RICHMOND, Va. (Reuters) - Josiah Cooper-Pope, born 15 weeks premature, did fine in the neonatal intensive care unit for the first 10 days of his life.
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Dr. Snehal Doshi, who runs the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, said several preemies' parents had been prevented from visiting their infants because of flooding elsewhere.
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The soldier was still in a critical condition in a South Korean intensive care unit at Ajou University Hospital, a spokesperson confirmed to media on Tuesday.
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However, the average cost for one day in the intensive care unit is $3000 — the same amount to provide one month of in-home care aid.
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Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) has been readmitted to the Intensive Care Unit after three weeks of hospital care due to concerns over a new infection.
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By January 2018, "her liver really started to fail," and Isabelle ended up back in the intensive care unit with acute liver failure, he mother said.
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In the Intensive Care Unit, Alice Thompson studies a pile of locks of brown hair, from recent chemo patients, still strewn on the white tiled floor.
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Both were listed in fair condition at the intensive care unit at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Paterson and were expected to make a full recovery.
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The forensic team will examine the medication collected from the neonatal intensive care unit for contamination, while pathology tests will be conducted on the infants' tissues.
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But before we took this patient to the intensive care unit, tethered to machines he had never wanted, I wanted to begin to talk with you.
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The Chinese government is currently building an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) unit at Wilkins hospital is for critical patients in the isolation facility, the minister said.
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After his recent discharge from the intensive care unit, he did the same for them, leaving a heartfelt note that the center posted Wednesday on Instagram.
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In June, researchers using EEG also saw covert brain activity in 22013 percent of a group of unresponsive patients in Columbia University's neurological intensive care unit.
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But the scariest and saddest thing is how he died: alone, in an intensive care unit, with no chance to say goodbye to his loved ones.
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Up two floors from the emergency room, down a warren of hallways and through a pair of locked wing doors is the liver intensive care unit.
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There are currently 219,103 people in the intensive care unit, meaning they are hooked up to ventilators — a device that's in short supply in New York.
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The University of Kansas Health System dressed some of the babies in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit like Chiefs players, with parental permission, of course.
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The nurses, all within the newborn intensive care unit of the Methodist Women's Hospital, gave birth to 11 girls and 8 boys, CNN affiliate KMTV reported.
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I was immediately admitted into the academy's intensive care unit, but when the Air Force doctor asked me if I was sexually active, I said no.
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The situation was desperate, but the parents of children in the intensive care unit did not panic, because they had no idea what was going on.
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"Our neonatal intensive care unit has never seen a situation involving infections like this," Dr. Frank Maffei, the hospital's pediatrics chair, said in the press conference.
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I had just been wheeled from the intensive care unit to a semiprivate room at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, where I was recovering from quadruple bypass surgery.
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She was sent to the intensive-care unit and given broad-spectrum antibiotics and an antiviral, in case whatever she had was caused by an infection.
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"We're here to advocate for our patients," said Yajaira Roman, an intensive care unit nurse who works for Tenet Healthcare's Palmetto General Hospital in Hialeah, Fla.
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"They were a little dehydrated, but the situation is tranquil," Dr. Tullio Spina, director of the hospital's intensive care unit, said at a televised news conference.
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When Ashley had her first baby three years ago, he was whisked away to a neonatal intensive care unit for a month of medication-controlled withdrawal.
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In June 2019, Husel was indicted on 25 counts of murder for allegedly overprescribing pain medication to patients near death in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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The "No Stylist" rapper was checked into the intensive care unit of nearby hospital last week after reportedly experiencing cardiac issues and dealing with painful nausea.
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Bush was previously admitted to Methodist for several days in mid-January for an illness that ultimately required him to stay in an intensive care unit.
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The study randomly assigned more than 22009,20123 patients admitted to an intensive care unit for more than three days — to either tight or traditional glucose control.
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Realizing time was of the essence, hospital staff jumped into action and quickly made arrangements for the couple to get married in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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"Later that day the minor was transferred to a children's hospital in Texas and was treated for several days in the hospital's intensive care unit," Stauffer said.
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The new findings are important as a first step in developing treatments for intensive care unit patients suffering from hypoxia, or a lack of oxygen, Murray says.
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According to Today, Lane spent two months in an intensive care unit and in the final 10 days of her life, her brain function began to diminish.
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Health-care providers such as the Cleveland Clinic, the big American hospital group that runs this remote intensive-care unit (ICU), are rethinking the way hospitals work.
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Israel was being treated for an asthma attack in early April when he went into cardiac arrest at a pediatric intensive care unit, according to court documents.
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Taylor was hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles in the intensive care unit after suffering a seizure last week, his publicist Harlan Boll said.
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Howard — who has been in the intensive care unit at University of Michigan Hospital since the Saturday morning accident — was up and walking Monday, school officials said.
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The representative was initially listed in critical condition, but his had condition improved and he was released from the intensive care unit less than two weeks ago.
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Four years later, my wife and I found ourselves in a small corner of a neonatal intensive care unit, holding and caressing our first born infant daughter.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy star also spent some time in a section of the hospital he has a personal connection to — the neonatal intensive-care unit.
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Omsin underwent a seven-hour-long operation earlier this month, but concerns rose among Thais after she was rushed to an intensive care unit on Sunday night.
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He was taken on an elevator to the pediatric intensive care unit on the 10th floor, where he was reunited with his parents, Nicole and Christian McDonald.
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Those patients' information was contained on a laptop computer that went missing from the medical center's intensive care unit after a visitor asked about borrowing a laptop.
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"With septic shock, there is a golden hour," says Dr. Daniel Feinstein, director of the medical surgical intensive care unit at Cone Health in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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The cat's 29-year-old owner told the New York Daily News on Thursday that Lucy is in an intensive care unit at an animal treatment center.
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"Working in the hospital you see all these foster kids, all these kids who need families," Amy says of working with infants in the intensive care unit.
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Another Indiana hospital reported its staff gave a mislabeled compound of midazolam in 2014 to 13 infants who in the neonatal intensive care unit, the complaint states.
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Scalise was previously released from the intensive care unit at the end of June but was re-admitted in early July over concerns of a new infection.
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At a hospital in San Juan, two people died in an intensive care unit after it ran out of diesel, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz said.
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Puerto Ricans fear their future Two people died in an intensive care unit in a San Juan hospital after it ran out of diesel, Yulín Cruz said.
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On Monday, his younger daughter, Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva, wrote on Facebook that the president was in stable condition in an intensive care unit after suffering a stroke.
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"He has not spoken," Dr. Daniel Kanter, medical director of the neuroscience intensive care unit at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center said at a news conference.
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Military medical facilities sometimes rejected civilian patients because of fear that they carried resistant bacteria that could infect the intensive care unit for military personnel, Haggenmiller said.
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NEW DELHI — At least 20 people died in a fire at a hospital in eastern India after smoke filled an intensive care unit, officials said on Tuesday.
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The estimated 45,000 intensive care unit beds in the United States would be swamped by even a moderate outbreak of about 200,000 in need of I.C.U. admission.
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His doctors in the German capital told reporters at a news conference that he was in an intensive care unit but was not in life-threatening condition.
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For the first several days of his life our child lay in the intensive care unit at Maine General, as we sat there weeping at his side.
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His family members started vying for control of his business affairs after he had a stroke on April 17 and was hospitalized in an intensive care unit.
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They visited the hospital when, after yet another miscarriage, I gave birth to our son and he had to spend time in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Hospitals in the Detroit Medical Center network are putting two patients at a time into intensive care unit rooms that are made for one patient, she said.
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For years, the hospital in this logging town, which had no intensive care unit and limited surgery facilities, has struggled with the challenges many rural hospitals face.
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Which is how I recently left an overnight shift in the intensive care unit, signed out my pager and boarded a plane from Boston to Los Angeles.
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He spent two weeks in the pediatric intensive care unit while doctors tried to determine why his blood pressure had spiked off the charts following minor surgery.
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A lack of intensive care unit (ICU) beds also worries experts, especially as the country enters peak dengue fever season, which adds to demand for the facilities.
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A lack of intensive care unit (ICU) beds also worries experts, especially as the country enters peak dengue fever season, which adds to demand for the facilities.
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Day 10: If patients have worsening symptoms, this is the time in the disease's progression when they're most likely to be admitted to an intensive-care unit.
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"His neurological condition can best be described as a state of unresponsive wakefulness," said Dr. Daniel Kanter, the medical director at the center's Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit.
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The baby was taken to a hospital, where she is being treated in the intensive care unit for respiratory issues and is on a ventilator, CNN reported.
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In many cases, infants are taken to the neonatal intensive care unit, so that contact with the mother can be avoided until symptoms are clear, including breastfeeding.
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The spokesman for President George H.W. Bush said Sunday that the former president's health is improving and he should be out of the Intensive Care Unit soon.
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A person experiencing this degree of shortness of breath would survive only if treated immediately with a ventilator in a hospital's intensive-care unit, Dr. Fowler wrote.
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Her baby was on a ventilator for 48 hours and a feeding tube for six days during his 10-day stay in the neonatal intensive-care unit.
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The announcement comes a day after House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.), who was shot during last month's shooting, was readmitted to the intensive care unit.
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He attended those rounds on the day he had his stroke, and he died a week later in the neurological intensive care unit that he had created.
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The woman, who didn't have identification, was transported to the intensive care unit at the Doctor Dario Contreras Hospital and died eight days later, on April 4.
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When Olivia and Zoe arrived three months early in January, the babies were instantly transferred to separate incubators in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to regulate their breathing.
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Ortiz is recovering in the intensive care unit at Massachusetts General Hospital after being flown to Boston to continue his treatment, his wife, Tiffany, said in a statement.
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It's very difficult for us to get things for the babies in the NICU (the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) and it's heartbreaking for those parents at Christmas time.
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Tori works in the neonatal intensive care unit and Tara recently made the switch from being in the emergency room to working in the labor and delivery unit.
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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz told CNN that two people who were in an intensive care unit had already died after the hospital ran out of diesel.
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"The Swamp Wallaby remains in a stable condition at Taronga Wildlife Hospital's Intensive Care Unit," Taronga’s Senior Veterinarian Larry Vogelnest said in a statement via email.
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His wife, Tiffany, offered the most recent update about the condition of "Big Papi" on Thursday, saying he was in "guarded" condition in the surgical intensive care unit.
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While Mr. Pean was in the intensive care unit, he was handcuffed to his bed, even though he was heavily sedated, with a Houston police officer standing guard.
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In January, the former Republican president spent more than two weeks at Houston Methodist, much of it in the intensive care unit, during a previous bout with pneumonia.
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Liz and Daniel Hodges, the stars of TLC's upcoming fall series Hodges Half Dozen, brought their fifth baby home from the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) on Sunday.
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The footage shows a doctor, Mohammed Maaz, reportedly the last remaining pediatrician in Aleppo, leaving the intensive care unit and walking the corridors of the ill-fated hospital.
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"When he would come to the ICU, he lit up the whole (intensive care) unit," said Roy Cook, 69, a retired nurse who worked at UPMC Shadyside Hospital.
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Ponder, 32, shared in a series of Instagram photos that through "a series of terrifying and sudden events" her baby ended up in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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On June 26, Holbert and Wallace welcomed a 1-pound, 9-ounce baby girl, Rosalie Grace, and she was immediately transferred to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
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Bush, the country's oldest living ex-president at 92, on Monday was moved out of the intensive-care unit at Houston Methodist Hospital, where has been since Jan.
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Alex Andrews's mother, Terri Jean, remembers watching the presidential inauguration in a hospital waiting room as her son recovered in the intensive care unit from his third surgery.
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Steve Scalise has been released from the intensive care unit after being shot in the hip last week, according to a statement by MedStar Washington Hospital Center Friday.
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"Wentworth Maynard began a five-week stay in the intensive-care unit, where he was treated for a severe traumatic brain injury," Mr. Neff wrote on his website.
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Duerr, an intensive care unit nurse, thinks Trump can play an important role because, she says, the organization has been unfairly vilified in the wake of mass shootings.
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Thirty-six nurses in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri have given birth, or are due to give birth, this year.
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Although transferring multiple embryos could result in more live births, many of those babies are born prematurely and spend weeks or months in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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B.B. Patnak, the director of Capital Hospital, told the Press Trust that most of the victims had been patients at the Sum Hospital's first-floor intensive care unit.
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Our son is born with a slight temperature, so he's taken into the neonatal intensive-care unit of UCLA to be examined for two days, as is protocol.
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"Marijuana exposures in young children have resulted in respiratory compromise requiring the use of a ventilator and intensive care unit admission in a handful of cases," Roosevelt said.
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The hospital is almost doubling the amount of beds it has and converting a surgery center into an intensive care unit to face the increasing number of cases.
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Toward the end of my time in the writer's room, I flew from the on-set hospital back to Boston for a weekend in the intensive care unit.
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After being treated for fractured ribs and a lacerated liver in an intensive care unit, Ms. Gasper returned to her family in California, where she is still recovering.
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Doctors at UNC-Rex Birth Center are looking for volunteers to spend time with little ones in the intensive care unit at the hospital, WRAL reported this week.
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In April 2016, with my blood oxygen level below 90 percent, doctors rushed me into a cardiac intensive care unit when they discovered blood clots in my lungs.
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Zayne was admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at The Children's Hospital at Saint Peter's University Hospital, where his mother said he is getting stronger everyday.
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We visited the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of Kentucky Children's Hospital in Lexington, where Ms. Clay's newborn spent almost two weeks recovering from opioid dependence.
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You and your wife accepted the attending physician's advice to Life Flight him immediately in a helicopter to the Infant Intensive Care Unit at the Iowa City Hospitals.
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Mr. Justus mentioned another: "When I was in Kings County Hospital in the intensive care unit, Berkowitz was next door in G building, which was the psych ward."
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In 2013, he and Mr. Webster married in an intensive care unit at NYU Langone Medical Center, where Mr. Kramer was recovering from surgery for a bowel obstruction.
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Stacey, one of two friends who came to see us in Texas, drove from Michigan to sit with me in the neonatal intensive care unit for three days.
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French Montana says he's getting better every day following a medical scare that put him in a hospital bed ... and he's finally out of the intensive care unit.
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The picture changes when a man with a swastika tattoo, say, announces that he doesn't want a black nurse touching his newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Former President George H.W. Bush is in stable condition after being moved to an intensive care unit and undergoing a procedure, his spokesman said in a statement Wednesday.
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Sigauke says a prayer as he hopes for good news from the doctors -- after hours spent trying to secure her a spot in the clinic's intensive care unit.
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One of his accomplishments at Columbia was the expansion in 1982 of an intensive care unit that added beds for patients who were severely ill with neurological disorders.
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Money that the Eric Trump Foundation — which has just one employee — has raised over the past decade paid to build a new intensive care unit at St. Jude's.
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The picture changes when a man with a swastika tattoo, say, announces that he doesn't want a black nurse touching his newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Ortiz, who was in the intensive care unit, was flown to Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital late on Monday for further treatment, the Boston Globe newspaper and media said.
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The Stryker Corporation agreed to acquire Sage Products, which makes products for the intensive care unit, from the private equity firm Madison Dearborn Partners for $2.8 billion in cash.
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"He is currently undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit under the supervision of a multidisciplinary team of doctors," a statement from the All India Institute Medical Sciences said.
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Police tell PEOPLE the victim was airlifted to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno, Nevada, where he is in stable condition with several injuries within the intensive care unit.
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He spent five weeks in a hospital intensive care unit after the crash, lost 50 pounds, and can no longer work, much less take care of himself, Neff said.
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Tori works in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and Tara recently made the switch from being in the emergency room to working in the labor and delivery unit.
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In the intensive care unit of an International Medical Corps hospital in the capital city of Juba, the beds are occupied by the tiny, skeletal frames of malnourished children.
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A team of doctors was called to the Intensive Care Unit to help stabilize her fever as it continued to rise on Thursday morning, but Thomas soon lost consciousness.
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In 2011, The Biggest Loser contestant Sam Poueu fell off the side of a five-story building, landing him in the intensive care unit of a San Francisco hospital.
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Twelve cases of a drug-resistant staph infection have been confirmed in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Children's Hospital, CNN reports.
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He says six babies in the hospital&aposs neonatal intensive care unit where premature newborns receive care were evacuated to the UC Davis Children&aposs Hospital out of precaution.
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In New York City and Rockland County, the two epicenters of the outbreak, about 2000 patients have been hospitalized, and 22017 have been admitted to the intensive care unit.
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Her husband wheeled her to the neonatal intensive care unit where she looked down into the isolette at her 1-pound, 8-ounce baby and promptly burst into tears.
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Nearly one-third of cancer patients end up in the intensive care unit, or ICU, in the last month of life, according to the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care.
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The spectrum ranges from walking pneumonia to being critically ill in the hospital in the intensive care unit, requiring a breathing tube and a machine to help you breathe.
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He was transferred to a children's hospital in Texas on April 85033 and treated for several days in the intensive care unit before dying on April 30, Stauffer said.
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In 2016, del Castillo-Hegyi paired up with Jody Segrave-Daly, a newborn nursery and newborn intensive care unit nurse and certified lactation consultant, to form Fed is Best.
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She was immediately admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, according to a GoFundMe page, where doctors repaired her cheek wound and temporarily wired her mouth shut for two months.
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She also can't be sure before the birth that the baby will be healthy and not need treatment in a neonatal intensive care unit, as some newborns unfortunately do.
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His physicians at the intensive care unit at Doctors Hospital in Carolina are treating him for a bacterial disease that he probably caught in floodwaters contaminated with animal urine.
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The Cavs star's daughter, Kota, is still battling like a champ at the Cleveland Clinic Children's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) ... where she was born roughly 5 months premature.
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When I was an intern, I spent Christmas in a busy New York City cardiac intensive care unit, where the nurses transformed our procedure room into a huge potluck.
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Ms. Holliday said LifeCenter began honor walks in December 2017 in response, in part, to intensive care unit nurses who wanted a way to honor former patients who donated.
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They gave her antibiotics and sent her to the intensive-care unit, where she spent the rest of the night under an icy blanket to bring her temperature down.
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She also reveals trying moments, like the wrenching weeks after their son Jack was born prematurely and had to spend about a month in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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According to Dr. Michele Carbone, when the available Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds are occupied by patients who have COVID-28503, operations that require ICU space cannot be performed.
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Dr. James Town, director of the medical intensive care unit at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, said that the first choice for most patients would be the remdesivir study.
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Dr. Margaret Kobe, the medical director of infectious disease at Aultman Hospital in Canton, Ohio, treated Trainer and described her as "delirious" when she entered the intensive care unit.
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Prosecutors said he had injected the patients with epinephrine and potassium chloride while he was a licensed practical nurse in a four-bed intensive care unit at the hospital.
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The movie's title is a giveaway: Emily's sickness is big, as well as terrifying and confounding, and it lands her in an intensive care unit, hooked to life support.
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It was sobering to hear how few excess intensive care unit beds and even hospital beds were available in our city for an outbreak of anthrax due to bioterrorism.
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They left me for dead and I was being taken to the mortuary until a doctor insisted I should be taken to the intensive care unit at Nairobi Hospital.
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After graduating, he cycled through odd jobs, before moving to Salt Lake City, where his wife, Harriet Tallent, now works as a nurse in a thoracic intensive care unit.
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But the past year, she told the doctors in the intensive-care unit, where her daughter was lying unconscious with a thick breathing tube down her throat, everything changed.
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The update comes a week after the spokesman, Jim McGrath, announced that Bush was admitted to the intensive care unit at Houston Methodist Hospital due to a blood infection.
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The hospital also has events for babies in the neonatal intensive care unit and their families and will dress them up for Christmas, Halloween, Valentine's Day and other holidays.
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It was the stream of young, otherwise healthy patients landing in the intensive care unit with trouble breathing that made Utah pulmonologist Dr. Dixie Harris suspect something was up.
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The family spent huge sums of money on her treatment, including what Marathe estimates were 30 trips to the emergency room or intensive care unit and, later, hospice care.
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"By following the '996' work schedule, you are risking yourself getting into the ICU (Intensive Care Unit)," the movement has said, noting that the schedule violates Chinese labor laws.
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Those born between 22 and 28 weeks are deemed "extremely premature" and go straight into the neonatal intensive care unit; they won't come home from the hospital for many weeks.
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This time he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, his doctors telling Rory's parents Orlaith and Ciaran Staunton that their son was gravely ill and fighting for his life.
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The goal is to enroll about 240 healthy newborns at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and another 240 newborns from the neonatal intensive care unit and Boston Children's Hospital.
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When one of her employee's family members gave birth to a baby addicted to opioids, the company paid $300,000 for three months of treatment in a neonatal intensive care unit.
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It serves more than 2.8 million people across a 100-mile radius, said Kerr, with just 60 beds in his main ward and another 13 in the intensive care unit.
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The Hoffmans have experience with the neonatal intensive care unit — their first children, twins, a boy and a girl, were born at 22 weeks and their daughter did not survive.
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She added her father spent around a month in the Intensive Care Unit and was in "terrible shape," though she assured her father's fans that he was on the mend.
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"The complainant developed life threatening blood infections in the central lines, on two separate occasions, which required the complainant to be admitted to the intensive care unit," court documents say.
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Mollen, 39, revealed the news on Instagram Wednesday explaining that the 5-year-old, who she shares with husband Jason Biggs, had been in the intensive care unit this week.
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The Henry Ford Health System welcomed its neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) patients to their first Halloween in the sweetest possible way — with colorful costumes for each of the babies.
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The hospital had just reopened to offer basic emergency care Friday, Sahloul said, following the airstrike earlier in the week that also shut down its desperately needed intensive care unit.
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While part of hospital was above ground, most of its operations -- including the intensive care unit and emergency rooms -- were kept underground as bombings remain a constant threat in Aleppo.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in an emailed statement that the man died overnight in Christchurch Hospital after being treated in its intensive care unit since the attack.
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David Ortiz's recovery from a shooting continues to go well -- the former Red Sox slugger is no longer in the intensive care unit of a hospital, according to his wife.
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The paramedic underwent surgery and was in a Dallas hospital intensive care unit, Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings and police said, without releasing the names of anyone involved in the incident.
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The condition of retired Red Sox star David Ortiz has been upgraded to good by doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he remains in the intensive care unit.
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The baby, who suffered from lung issues shortly after delivery, stayed in the neonatal intensive-care unit for nine days, but today, he is "doing great," the proud mom says.
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The 24-line item bill came to $231,115 for 2017 hours in surgery, one week in the hospital's cardiac intensive care unit, and one week on the hospital's cardiac floor.
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However, doctors continued to have difficulty controlling his bleeding, and eventually placed him on a ventilator in the Intensive Care Unit of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite Hospital.
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The two teams whisked my babies to the Level 4 NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) without me getting to touch their skin or ask if their vital signs were stable.
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"Congressman Steve Scalise has been readmitted to the Intensive Care Unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center due to new concerns for infection," a statement from Scalise's office said Wednesday night.
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The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at a hospital in Kansas City, Missouri is experiencing a baby boom — with 36 nurses in the ward welcoming babies, or expecting babies, this year.
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Vision loss was the last thing on my mind when my twin granddaughters were born prematurely and fighting for their lives in a neonatal intensive care unit 28500 years ago.
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Zahid Qaturji, a doctor at a hospital in eastern Aleppo, said his facility was bombed in April, killing five staff members and destroying the intensive-care unit and operating room.
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The New Jersey doctor, an emergency preparedness specialist, was admitted to a hospital with upper respiratory issues and was isolated in an intensive care unit as of Saturday, ACEP said.
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As a pediatric intensive care unit (ICU) doctor in an academic medical center, I have seen the impact of efforts to contain the spread and to save resources first-hand.
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In all, about 66,500 people have tested positive for coronavirus, over 9,500 people are currently hospitalized and 493,352 of them are being treated in the intensive care unit, he said.
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Seeing her son whisked to the neonatal intensive care unit right after his birth was hard enough, but Danielle Fishel soon learned that mom guilt sets in pretty quickly too.
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In all, about 66,500 people have tested positive for coronavirus, over 9,500 people are currently hospitalized and 2,352 of them are being treated in the intensive care unit, he said.
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His sister confirmed his death to the Post, saying that she was told he had been in the intensive-care unit but that he did not think it was serious.
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A day following her treatment, the hairdresse was well enough to leave the intensive care unit and doctors said she didn&apost sustain any permanent organ damage from her condition.
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Terrelle Pryor was just wheeled out of the Intensive Care Unit -- SMILING -- with a bandage over the wound where he was stabbed in his chest ... and it's all on video.
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Her partner, employed by Nelson Hospital, described the readying of the intensive care unit to treat patients being transferred from Christchurch to make space for casualties from the attacks there.
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But one of the most poignant lessons I learned about keeping the body alive came during my residency training, during a tough block spent in the pediatric intensive care unit.
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Luis Gustavo Lopez has been in the intensive care unit since the incident, suffering from a shattered cheekbone and eye socket, as well as a collapsed sinus, the newspaper noted.
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Days later, his body was being kept alive in the intensive care unit despite an exam showing that he was brain-dead and no blood was flowing to his brain.
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Soon, the five — who were between a day and a month old — were taken to the intensive-care unit, where the three gravest cases were put on artificial respiration machines.
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Alberts said her actions were meant to get her son moved from the intensive care unit to another Riley unit, where she believed "the treatment was better," the documents state.
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The suspect, who police said pointed a handgun at officers, is in stable condition in the intensive care unit of a local hospital, Waukesha Police Chief Russell Jack told reporters.
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The team studied samples from patients ages 1 to 17 who were in various health care settings at the time, such as an intensive care unit or in outpatient treatment.
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Deputy Pelle was in visible pain when his family saw him in the intensive care unit after he emerged from surgery, his sister, Shanna Jessen, said in a phone interview.
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My bond with the wonderful people in the neonatal intensive care unit at Vanderbilt Children's Hospital began not with my son's birth, but with a book of Monday crossword puzzles.
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Today, the United States has fewer than 265,303 hospital beds, about 230,219 adult intensive care unit beds of any kind, and, even with the strategic reserve, fewer than 219,000 ventilators.
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Much like their smiley boy, the couple was thrilled to announce on Monday that their 5-month-old was finally home after spending the weekend in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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In September, he spent two nights in the hospital in the intensive care unit with a "brain bleed" after fainting while riding a hoverboard in the streets of his Colorado neighborhood.
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When I was in the Infant Intensive Care Unit, I was on q3, meaning that in addition to working 12-hour days, I worked every third night between them as well.
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The man, according to the report, was sent to the intensive care unit and given emergency surgery to remove the end of the colon and shut tight the hole left behind.
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On the season finale of The Real Housewives of New York City, Frankel recovers after experiencing a nearly fatal allergic reaction to fish that landed her in the intensive care unit.
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Her husband Karp also shared a photo of their baby boy at home, marking the first photo they've posted of Adler since he was discharged from the neonatal intensive care unit.
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The youngest child brought in by border agents, a one-month-old, was suffering from the flu and respiratory distress and was rushed to the intensive care unit, the nurse said.
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"They threw me a shower right here at the hospital," says Farnan, a charge nurse at the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at OSF HealthCare Children's Hospital of Illinois in Peoria.
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Law enforcement continue to investigate the case while her husband, who flew from their Absecon, New Jersey, home to Puerto Rico, remains at their daughter's bedside inside the intensive care unit.
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A preemie (he was born at 29 weeks of gestation, while a full-term pregnancy is around 40 weeks), he spent more than a month in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Because Marino was too weak to walk to the hospital's chapel, staff and family members scrambled to turn the teen's room in the intensive care unit into the perfect wedding venue.
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According to a statement released by spokesperson Jim McGrath, Bush is in stable condition in the intensive care unit at Houston Methodist Hospital in Texas, and was extubated on Friday morning.
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Prosecutors at Jones&apos 1984 murder trial said the nurse lethally injected children at the Kerrville clinic to demonstrate the need for a pediatric intensive care unit at a nearby hospital.
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Immediately, the hospital staff whisked the newborn away to the neonatal intensive care unit for an evaluation, but after this initial checkup, she was deemed healthy and transferred to the nursery.
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Kaleb Graves, also known as Baby Buns, the boy who spent 355 days in the neonatal intensive care unit after being delivered at 23 weeks, turns 1 year old on Thursday.
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Thirty-six nurses who work in the neonatal intensive care unit at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City are pregnant or have recently given birth — that's 36 babies expected this year.
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Jadon had been wheeled out of the operating room about 7 that morning and brought up to the pediatric intensive care unit, or PICU, but Anias' operation was taking much longer.
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U.S. Representative Steve Scalise, shot and wounded during a baseball practice last month, developed an infection and was readmitted to an intensive care unit, MedStar Washington Hospital Center said on Wednesday.
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The 51-year-old congressman is listed as being in "serious condition" within the intensive care unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, where he is receiving treatment for a possible infection.
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According to a news release from a website linked to the lawyer's spokesman, Bill Browder, Gorokhov had severe head injuries and was hospitalized in the intensive care unit of Botkin hospital.
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Meanwhile, a review published this month in the medical journal BMJ Open linked marijuana use in pregnancy with low-birthweight babies and placement in the neonatal intensive care unit after birth.
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He now lay sedated in a bed in a tented intensive care unit, clutching a rubber ball while Chris, a volunteer nurse from California, stroked his cheek and sang a lullaby.
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Unlike Sanders, whose son was sent to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for monitoring, she was able to room with her newborn for three days while she stayed in the hospital.
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Meanwhile, a review published this month in the medical journal BMJ Open linked marijuana use in pregnancy with low-birthweight babies and placement in the neonatal intensive care unit after birth.
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In the new case report, Ahmad and his colleagues describe how they resuscitated Stensrud's daughter and how she needed prolonged care in the neonatal intensive care unit, known as the NICU.
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As a result, the state may see 110,000 hospitalizations and about 25,1053 to 37,000 people needing intensive care unit beds at peak time in five to six weeks, the governor projected.
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In one of the first large-scale studies of the characteristics of the coronavirus in Wuhan, 5 percent of patients required the intensive care unit and 2.3 percent required a ventilator.
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A tough condition to track The Minnesota Department of Health reported last week that some patients were hospitalized for "multiple weeks," in some cases ending up in the intensive care unit.
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He had suffered a heart attack and was on a ventilator in the hushed intensive care unit of Mount Carmel West, a Catholic hospital in a working-class corner of Columbus.
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The Checkup The neonatal intensive care unit is a place full of tiny, vulnerable and critically ill infants; fearful and anxious parents; and busy doctors and nurses working to save lives.
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Babies born to women who smoke pot during pregnancy are more likely to be underweight, delivered premature and admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit, according to a 2016 systematic review.
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"They were unaware of the history, and when the person started to have less and less energy, not moving anymore, they eventually referred him to an intensive care unit," Walther said.
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On any day, we could be caring for a child with cancer admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit because of a blood infection that caused his blood pressure drop dangerously.
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"Congressman Steve Scalise has been readmitted to the Intensive Care Unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center due to new concerns for infection," read the statement, released by the Louisiana Republican's office.
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Likening the ESA protected species list to a hospital's intensive care unit, Bernhardt writes that the new changes will ensure that the species with the "greatest need" get the most protections.
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Former President George H.W. Bush, 92, will move from the Intensive Care Unit at Houston Methodist Hospital to a regular floor on Monday, doctors treating him said during a news conference.
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She was born prematurely in February 2019 with Ebstein's anomaly, a rare heart defect, as well as chronic lung disease, and has been in the intensive care unit since her birth.
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The outlet says that Ross had been placed in an intensive care unit on Thursday and hooked up to an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation machine (ECMO) — device which aids heart and lung functions.
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While patients with moderate to severe brain injuries are almost always admitted to a hospital or intensive care unit, there's less consensus about the best way to manage people with milder injuries.
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When her infant, Jude, was in the neo-natal intensive care unit at the University of California San Francisco, she was given a "high suction" hospital grade pump to stimulate her supply.
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Anna Worden, 18, had to be rushed to the intensive care unit after she became one of the many who have been injured while attempting the popular "Kiki Challenge," according to reports.
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According to an update from Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, the 2-year-old girls were placed side-by-side in the same bed at the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit on Wednesday.
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Though he remained in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for a couple of months following his birth, Jayden was healthy by the time Winn was finally able to take him home.
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Anna's husband, Moises, is currently in the intensive care unit with eight broken ribs and a concussed lung, while their 15-year-old son David was left with just a few scratches.
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Jenny Mollen spoke out candidly this week after dropping her 5-year-old son Sid on his head, causing him to fracture his skull and be taken to the intensive care unit.
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" The GOSH statement said its staff had "tried absolutely everything to accommodate their final wishes," including "exploring the unprecedented step of delivering intensive life support away from a hospital intensive care unit.
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It's sad when neither Dre nor Rainbow get to see or hold their new baby because he is born prematurely and has to be rushed to the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit).
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Also, 3.7 percent required a transfusion compared to 0.9 percent without abandoned leads, and 3.7 percent had to be moved to the intensive care unit, compared to 1.4 percent without abandoned leads.
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Saybie, considered a micro preemie, was treated in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit until she was discharged to go home in May, when she weighed 5.6 pounds, according to the hospital.
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Red Sox legend David Ortiz remained in guarded condition in the surgical intensive care unit at a Boston hospital Thursday morning, his wife, Tiffany, said in a statement released by the team.
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Many hospitals have a limited number of intensive care unit rooms and staff trained to handle patients in them, said Eric Toner, a senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Lieutenant General Todd Semonite told reporters at the Pentagon that the Army Corps was looking at converting hotel rooms, college dormitories and maybe even large spaces to intensive care unit-type facilities.
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Of the over 23,2000 positive cases in New York, 214% of people are in the hospital, 3% are in the intensive care unit and 285 people have died so far, Cuomo said.
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Our favorites this week A NICU reunion The job of a nurse in a neonatal intensive care Unit is twofold: They're tasked with caring for premature babies and their anxious new parents.
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Almost all patients with a mysterious vaping-related lung disease have been hospitalized with about half ending up in the intensive care unit, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said Friday.
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They were then transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit at the University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque, Sonlee West, a surgeon and director of the hospital's trauma unit, said Friday.
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Roughly two-thirds of the system's hospitals, for example, are equipped with electronic intensive care unit systems that allow off-site providers to monitor patients and communicate with them through video screens.
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Sadly, as pediatric intensive care unit physician-scientists with 2628 years of combined clinical and research experience, this describes just one of the many life-changing scenarios that we deal with daily.
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The Eric Trump Foundation intensive care unit treats some of the sickest children in the world, 24 hours a day, 85033 days a year, and it gives their parents and families hope.
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Jeffrey Manzanares, 33, lies in the intensive care unit of the University of Utah Hospital while being treated for a vaping-related injury and lung infections in Salt Lake City, Oct. 10.
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By the end of the 217th century, for example, research seemed to indicate that we wanted to keep patients in the intensive care unit in a tight range of blood glucose levels.
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The paralysis soon spread to her arms, her face and the rest of her body, to the point that doctors put her on a ventilator in an intensive care unit for 21976 days.
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On Monday, 29-year-old Baez graduated from the same university where he once spent his days cleaning — and now he plans to be a critical care nurse in an intensive care unit.
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He received medical attention from staff at the stadium before he was transported to the intensive care unit at Rush University Medical Center ,where doctors discovered he had experienced the ruptured brain aneurysm.
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A Dutch man, an expert in forestry and ecosystems management for the United Nations, was seriously wounded and was in an intensive care unit after surgery, a United Nations official in Jakarta said.
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"She refused to go on with the delivery until it was a time where they could actually take care of him in the neonatal intensive care unit," Dana's husband, Arkell Graves told PEOPLE.
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For example, voice assistants in Boston Children's intensive care unit let nurses ask for administrative information, like who is the charge nurse on duty or how many beds are available in a ward.
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Mollen, 39, recalled her family's "traumatic" situation on Instagram Wednesday night, explaining that her older son, whom she shares with husband Jason Biggs, had been in the intensive care unit earlier this week.
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Roughly one-third of patients with kidney failure, cardiopulmonary failure or frailty died in an intensive care unit – much higher than the rates for cancer and dementia, 13 percent and 9 percent, respectively.
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After the hospital reached out to Bennett's family to say he was in the intensive care unit, his relatives showed up and told the staff it didn't look like him, the lawsuit states.
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Getting the flu vaccine could mean the difference of feeling sick and tired for three days on the couch or being sick and intubated in the medical intensive care unit for three weeks.
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Incubators currently used to keep premature infants alive in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) swaddle them in nothing but air—unlike the warm, saline-like amniotic fluid that bathes them in utero.
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"The news of the humanitarian pardon granted by President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski surprised me at this intensive care unit," the 79-year-old Fujimori said in a video posted on his Facebook page.
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"We use some products of them in the hospitals too," Jelena Milosevic, a pediatrician and intensive care unit (ICU) nurse, who has also crossed over into information security, told Motherboard in an email.
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Dr. Montgomery is an attending physician in infectious disease, specializing in treating patients with H.I.V. at the hospital, and Ms. Brain, 31, is a critical care nurse in the medical intensive care unit.
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If the pandemic was very severe, 40 million would need medical care, but 9.6 million would need to be hospitalized and 2.9 million would need to be treated in an intensive care unit.
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Asher had a short stay in the intensive care unit, so Mr. Towers stayed in Oregon for three more weeks, until the twins were ready for the long flight home to New York.
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Ortiz's wife, Tiffany, said in a statement that Ortiz was "stable, awake and resting comfortably" in the intensive care unit at Massachusetts General Hospital and was expected to remain there for several days.
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Taken to a hospital after his wife, who was in on the plot, summoned an ambulance, he was first wheeled into an intensive care unit and pronounced dead, then taken to the morgue.
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Early signals from New York and Seattle are alarming: both cities are already reporting intensive care unit bed shortages and looming ventilator shortages, weeks before the estimated peak of the projected coronavirus caseload.
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I'm reminded of those nights in the intensive care unit when I became a human reclining chair, holding him in constantly-shifting positions to keep his oxygen level from dipping below 88 percent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Steve Scalise, shot and wounded during a baseball practice last month, developed an infection and was readmitted to an intensive care unit, MedStar Washington Hospital Center said on Wednesday.
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A floor above on the pediatric intensive care unit, a Homeland Security officer from New York made small talk with one of the doctors as he stood outside a 6-year-old girl's room.
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The civil complaint filed with the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas alleges that Haines contracted the rhizopus infection due to contact with the Paris Companies linens provided him in the intensive care unit.
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Boy Meets World alum Danielle Fishel announced on Monday that she and husband Jensen Karp are finally taking their newborn baby boy, Adler Lawrence, home after three weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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And that does not include any other costs like doctors' fees or staying in an intensive care unit, so a full course of CAR-T treatment could cost well above a half-million dollars.
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The man's wife suffered minor injuries from what the park called on Twitter a "massive crash," but her husband was "seriously injured" and ended up being airlifted to a nearby hospital's intensive care unit.
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He is the son of Anna Chu and Richard Jan Chu of West New York, N.J. The couple met in 2012 while working in the pediatric intensive care unit of NYU Langone Medical Center.
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"It was a very tense time," recalls former Jefferson district attorney Michael Sullivan, who spent 12 days in an intensive care unit after the group reportedly poisoned him with arsenic-laced coffee in 1983.
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Steve Scalise (R-LA) has been readmitted to the intensive care unit after contracting an infection from his gunshot wounds from the congressional baseball practice shooting in June, MedStar Washington Hospital Center reported Thursday.
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There were mountains of documents to sign, press roll-out plans, legal knots to untie and a new daughter who had to spend her first days in the intensive care unit (she's fine now).
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