Kutcher also sees a second a second potential clinical benefit of impact monitoring systems, one which «stems not from the idea of monitoring impacts for
the presence of an acute injury - generating hit, but from the potential advantage of accurately cataloguing the number of hits and post-impact head acceleration being experienced by an athlete over time.»
The second potential clinical benefit of impact monitoring systems stems not from the idea of monitoring impacts for
the presence of an acute injury - generating hit, but from the potential advantage of accurately cataloguing the number of hits and post-impact head acceleration being experienced by an athlete over time.
Not exact matches
The primary outcome is in - hospital mortality, and secondary outcomes include the complications
of BSI such as septic shock,
acute kidney
injury (AKI),
acute lung
injury (ALI) /
acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), ischemic liver
injury, and a collapsed dependent variable
of «poor clinical outcome» that is defined as the
presence of any
of the above complications.
Whether from unknown sources, or chronic or
acute pain from an
injury or illness, the
presence of pain itself can produce muscle imbalance maintaining a vicious cycle
of cause and effect.