Sentences with phrase «in delirium»

K.r.m. Mooney is included in Delirium & Destiny at A Tale of a Tub, Rotterdam on view September 8 through November 5, 2017

The exhibition draws upon Charles Baudelaire's 1860 epoch, Artificial Paradise, which discusses that for more than a century and a half, artists and writers have explored altered states of consciousness, finding creativity in delirium and the derangement of the senses.

Cam finally bursts under the pressure of not getting to talk about Pokemon on podcast and defends Gen 5 for nearly an hour in this delirium - fueled rambling.

Between Night & Dawn: The Films Of George A. Romero (1971 - 1973 / Arrow Blu - rays) / Drive - In Delirium: The New Batch (2018 / Umbrella Region Free Import Blu - ray) / My Friend Dahmer (2017 / MVD / Filmrise Blu - ray) / Two Thousand Maniacs!

Also today, Tim Salmons has turned in new Blu - ray reviews of Umbrella Entertainment's Drive - In Delirium: The New Batch and VCI's The City of the Dead: Limited Edition.

> Between Night & Dawn: The Films Of George A. Romero (1971 - 1973 / Arrow Blu - rays) / Drive - In Delirium: The New Batch (2018 / Umbrella Region Free Import Blu - ray) / My Friend Dahmer (2017 / MVD / Filmrise Blu - ray

«The brain networks for spatial attention and arousal may underlie the impairments in delirium and spatial neglect,» noted Dr. Boukrina.

Certainly it is a great deal easier to think of her as a wholesome, smiling beauty contestant than it is to imagine her mottled and swollen, in a delirium of fever and near death, being rapidly wheeled toward an operating room one spring afternoon four years ago.

«The role of IL - 2 in delirium is a new finding and is particularly interesting since it was reported to induce blood - brain barrier dysfunction in animal models,» she added.

Shortly thereafter he seemed to doze, only to awaken in a delirium so violent that two nurses had great difficulty keeping him in bed.

Then memories of the patient with shattered calf bone, the one who just had his leg amputated, the girl with dull and drowsy eyes, the youngster singing in delirium, young Destiny waiting to have his femur filled with iron, and of all the other patients who would spend Christmas and New Year Day at Igbobi in pains and anguish came to this reporter.

In our delirium as we headed to the hospital, we completely forgot to bring the two cases of coconut water, hard boiled eggs, almond butter, energy bars, etc. that we had ready to go for labor at home.

And also he was able to calm the team and tell them to focus while everyone else were basking in delirium at Giroud's game clincher.

Somehow in my delirium last night I skipped those on the ingredient list.

If one who is sick fears the bitterness of the medicine, or fears «to let himself be cut and cauterized by the physician,» then what he really fears is — to get well, even though in delirium he swears most positively that this is not the case, and that, on the contrary, he all too eagerly longs for his health.

... Waking up sweating in fear that I may die at any moment as inmates scream in delirium through the night.

Not exact matches

But notably, the long - betting investors in this space see today's numismatic delirium as a distraction.

All you dare can do is ridicule and foment words of delirium in barbarisms of swollen meekness.

Here is a god more elusive, protean, and indomitable than either Apollo or Dionysus; and whether he manifests himself in some demonic titanism of the will, like the mass delirium of the Third Reich, or simply in the mesmeric banality of consumer culture, his throne has been set in the very hearts of those he enslaves.

Increasingly, writing on disarmament modifies familiar terms to describe the peril, speaking of the «nuclear madness» or «fixation» of «deliriums» and «death wishes»; or, in another vein, of «idolatry.»

Even the images of fantasy, dreams, delirium, draw their material from this foundation; our speech and our thinking are rooted in it and can not withdraw from it without losing their tie with life; even mathematics must concretize itself ever again in the relationship with it.

Hitchens said if I say I believe in god on my deathbed, it will most likely be either from extreme fear or delirium from dying.

It may be true that Fitzgerald, as a professor of mine once put it, simply lucked out with Gatsby — writing it perhaps even in an alcoholic delirium.

And yet even William, Sacks reports, seems to experience surcease from his «identity - delirium» when wandering in the garden.

As indicated in Chapter 8, withdrawal symptoms such as delirium tremens and alcoholic convulsions can be very dangerous, even fatal.

Chris Hedges, a former war correspondent and author of War Is a Force Which Unites Us, describes the seductive quality of martial power as a narcotic that can provoke in whole societies a self - righteous delirium.

I'm in Apple Bottom delirium!!!

«A dose of ten grains of finely powdered capsicum seed, given with an ounce of hot water, two or three times a day, sometimes shows wonderful effects in cases of delirium tremens» (Surgeon R. Gray, Lahore).

It may have been the caffeine induced delirium, but after the crap ideas had floated out of my brain and onto the screen, purely for quality control purposes, I started to reach a deeper place in my subconscious.

Arsenal would go on to level again, and then take the lead, thanks to a Giroud brace, only for Joe Allen to lash in a 90th minute equaliser, sending a snow - swept Anfield crowd into delirium.

The Astros have had the pomp and circumstance before, the enormous flags in center field, the special guest stars throwing out the first pitch, but they've never had the whooping delirium that comes with a win.

In place of the delirium and ecstasy that he had expected upon returning from Argentina, MacLeod was instead received by just a handful of angered Scots who had fallen heavily under his spell of disillusion.

However a minute later we countered and Jermain Defoe was at the other end; he crossed to Bale who forced a parry from Lindegaard, inviting Clint Dempsey to tap the ball in and send us into delirium.

Nothing to add, except thank you Andy for mentioning the fans delirium in the away section when we scored, Id forgotten about it... what a sight it was... much like Chelsea away last season and quite different to the close - ups Sky has been fixated on bringing us of crossed armed disconsolate gooners at the end of games.

Hope comes from looking at Jürgen Klopp fist pump on the sideline, in a sheer state of disbelief, as you, in your home, knock over the couch and scream louder than you've screamed in a long time in sheer delirium, knowing you've just witnessed something very special.

* In June 2007, 18 preposterous seconds cost Barcelona the league title, handing it to Real Madrid instead, and left Espanyol's fans in a state of deliriuIn June 2007, 18 preposterous seconds cost Barcelona the league title, handing it to Real Madrid instead, and left Espanyol's fans in a state of deliriuin a state of delirium.

Admittedly, Lallana, Wijnaldum, Mané, Can and Origi may all have international experience, and may also be very good players, but we, as fans, who are in part responsible for this delirium must take a step back and stop building needless pressure on the Liverpool players.

Barca may have just set a record, going 39 games undefeated in La Liga with their 2 - 1 win today over Valencia, but much like Manchester City, their delirium over winning the league is tempered by a shock exit from the Champions League at the quarter - final stage.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration originally approved the drug in 1999, but subsequent case reports of abnormal behavior in adolescents who used the medication led the agency in 2006 to require that all packaging of the drug include a warning label about potential neuropsychiatric side effects, such as hallucinations, delirium, self - harm and even suicide.

The acute confusional state known as delirium, however, can often be prevented by specialist nursing care after the operation, as Torsten Kratz and co-authors show in an original article in the current issue of Deutsches Ärzteblatt International.

«Delirium is a common and serious condition in acute cardiac patients,» said Dr Falsini.

Delirium is a clinical syndrome caused by a disturbance in the normal functioning of the brain.

Delirium was not only a strong and independent factor in predicting mortality, but was also associated with longer hospital stay and more frequent rehospitalisations during follow - up.

«From a clinical standpoint, our findings suggest that CRP could be used to risk stratify patients before surgery, enabling proactive interventions that target patients at risk for developing postoperative delirium,» said Sarinnapha Vasunilashorn, PhD, co-lead author and postdoctoral fellow in the Division of General Medicine at Primary Care at BIDMC and HMS.

A protocol is needed to identify and treat delirium in high - risk settings, like cardiac intensive care units.»

In this study in a Berlin hospital, one patient in five receiving routine care suffered from postoperative delirium, whereas in the group receiving support from delirium liaison nurses, fewer than 1 in 20 developed cognitive disorderIn this study in a Berlin hospital, one patient in five receiving routine care suffered from postoperative delirium, whereas in the group receiving support from delirium liaison nurses, fewer than 1 in 20 developed cognitive disorderin a Berlin hospital, one patient in five receiving routine care suffered from postoperative delirium, whereas in the group receiving support from delirium liaison nurses, fewer than 1 in 20 developed cognitive disorderin five receiving routine care suffered from postoperative delirium, whereas in the group receiving support from delirium liaison nurses, fewer than 1 in 20 developed cognitive disorderin the group receiving support from delirium liaison nurses, fewer than 1 in 20 developed cognitive disorderin 20 developed cognitive disorders.

Delirium and then unconsciousness set in as brain cells deteriorate.

«Delirium is associated with 5-fold increased mortality in acute cardiac patients: Over half of acute cardiac patients aged 85 years and older were delirious.»

«Blood analyses may predict risk of delirium in older surgical patients: Markers may help identify patients who would benefit from preventive measures against delirium.»

Cloaked in sugars, two forms of tutin — a potent neurotoxin that can cause delirium and seizures — have been found lurking in poisoned honey, researchers report online May 21 in the Journal of Natural Products.