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Abdominal Compartment Syndrome

Abdominal compartment syndrome is a condition where high intra-abdominal pressure causes organ failure in hospitalized patients.

Reinfections of COVID-19 can Cause Organ Failure

Reinfections of COVID-19 can Cause Organ Failure

Reinfections of COVID-19 increases chances of organ failure and death.

New Discovery About Diabetes may Reduce the Risk of Organ Failure

New Discovery About Diabetes may Reduce the Risk of Organ Failure

A new research result from Aarhus University and the Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus has identified how diabetes affects stem cells residing in muscle to form fat and connective tissue, which has major clinical perspectives.

High Workload of ICU Nurses May Up Organ Failure In Patients

High Workload of ICU Nurses May Up Organ Failure In Patients

Raised workload among nurses and understaffing of nurses were linked with a higher chance of patients experiencing multiple organ failure.

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DPP3 Forecasts Organ Failure in Burn Patients

DPP3 Forecasts Organ Failure in Burn Patients

DPP3 is a highly dynamic marker for predicting and monitoring cardiac depression in burn patients. It could be an indication for organ failure too.

Organ Failure Can be Reversible: New Research

Organ Failure Can be Reversible: New Research

Failure of organs like heart, liver and kidneys could be reversed and organs can be made to survive. There are two cell types in the body that can help in restoring a non-functioning or failing organ to a functioning organ.

Multiple Organ Failure Can Be Predicted in First Two Hours After Injury

Multiple Organ Failure Can Be Predicted in First Two Hours After Injury

The first two hours after a traumatic injury predicts a patient's immune response and also whether they develop multiple organ failure or not.

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Genetic Test may Predict Organ Failure Risk in Kidney Transplant

Genetic Test may Predict Organ Failure Risk in Kidney Transplant

Identifying the genetic markers within three months before the transplant help develop alternate treatments for patients before the damage occurs.

Toothache Leads To Multiple Organ Failure In Bengaluru Woman

Toothache Leads To Multiple Organ Failure In Bengaluru Woman

Ignoring a simple toothache resulted in multiple organ failure in Bengaluru woman.

Omega-3 Fatty Acids Cut Down Risk of Pelvic Fracture in Postmenopausal Women: Study

Omega-3 Fatty Acids Cut Down Risk of Pelvic Fracture in Postmenopausal Women: Study

Omega-3 fatty acids are good for skin and hair, but there is more to it. Recently scientists said that high quantities of these fatty acids can mitigate the hip fracture risk in postmenopausal women.

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Gene Replacement in Pigs may Ameliorate Intestinal Obstruction Associated With Cystic Fibrosis

Gene Replacement in Pigs may Ameliorate Intestinal Obstruction Associated With Cystic Fibrosis

Caused due to mutations in the CFTR and characterized by lung, pancreas, liver and intestinal dysfunction, cystic fibrosis is a serious condition

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