… of body weight were examined: <50, 50–100, and >100 kg. Patient characteristics, underlying
conditions, treatment schedules and clinical outcomes … The clinical outcome of patients …

… change in body weight and clinical outcomes in critically ill … days are associated with clinical
outcomes, such as duration of … changes in body weight and clinical outcomes, including …

… relationship between BMI and clinical outcomes; these variables … in the causal pathway
between obesity and clinical outcomes. … (milliliter per kilogram of predicted body weight) on day 3 …

… in body weight is not straightforward, since clinical studies performed during a drug
development program are not designed to measure changes in body weight. Even when weight …

… body weight compared with patients of normal body weight, … weight patients, but such a
tidal volume is relatively smaller than that calculated by the individually predicted body weight. …

… propose that targeting body weight as the prime tool … body weight is summarized in Table
2 . In this suggested model, providers will focus on helping their diabetic patients to lose weight …

… Three patients in the ideal body weight group underwent supracostal punctures; all others
… Two patients in each of the ideal body weight and obese groups underwent a second-look …

… We used the Spearman test to determine the association among body weight changes,
number of NIS symptoms, and anorexia. We also used the Statistical Package for the Social …

… ECOG clinical trials, we assessed the relationship between BMI and clinical outcomes. In …
different OS when compared with normal-weight and overweight patients; however, their risk of …

… clinical outcomes while on ART. This is a notable gap in the medical literature because the
proposed benefits of early weight … -month weight gain with subsequent clinical outcomes in a …