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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 217-227 HP_0000718 denotes aggressive
T2 766-785 HP_0001263 denotes developmental delay
T3 822-848 HP_0100543 denotes impairment of intellectual
T4 1073-1083 HP_0000718 denotes aggressive

Inflammaging

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
T1 0-30 Sentence denotes Subdural empyemas in children.
T2 31-139 Sentence denotes Subdural empyema is a neurosurgical emergency which is rapidly fatal if not recognized and managed promptly.
T3 140-244 Sentence denotes Most series report a 30-40% mortality, and recommend a craniotomy along with aggressive medical therapy.
T4 245-406 Sentence denotes Between 1978 and 1986, 8 children (2 months to 13 years) with subdural empyemas were diagnosed and treated at our institution, and form the basis for this study.
T5 407-554 Sentence denotes Burr hole and catheter drainage was the treatment of choice in 5 children, while craniotomy was required in 1 case of sinusitis with osteomyelitis.
T6 555-627 Sentence denotes Three infants received multiple subdural taps via the anterior fontanel.
T7 628-699 Sentence denotes All patients responded to surgical intervention and antibiotic therapy.
T8 700-858 Sentence denotes The average follow-up period was 29 months, and 5 children had no developmental delay, decrease in school performance, or impairment of intellectual function.
T9 859-894 Sentence denotes There were no deaths in our series.
T10 895-1048 Sentence denotes Although the surgical management of subdural empyemas remains controversial, it appears that burr hole and catheter drainage is sufficient in most cases.
T11 1049-1233 Sentence denotes With earlier diagnosis, aggressive antibiotic therapy, and timely surgical intervention, the morbidity and mortality of subdural empyemas have significantly diminished in recent years.
T1 0-30 Sentence denotes Subdural empyemas in children.
T2 31-139 Sentence denotes Subdural empyema is a neurosurgical emergency which is rapidly fatal if not recognized and managed promptly.
T3 140-244 Sentence denotes Most series report a 30-40% mortality, and recommend a craniotomy along with aggressive medical therapy.
T4 245-406 Sentence denotes Between 1978 and 1986, 8 children (2 months to 13 years) with subdural empyemas were diagnosed and treated at our institution, and form the basis for this study.
T5 407-554 Sentence denotes Burr hole and catheter drainage was the treatment of choice in 5 children, while craniotomy was required in 1 case of sinusitis with osteomyelitis.
T6 555-627 Sentence denotes Three infants received multiple subdural taps via the anterior fontanel.
T7 628-699 Sentence denotes All patients responded to surgical intervention and antibiotic therapy.
T8 700-858 Sentence denotes The average follow-up period was 29 months, and 5 children had no developmental delay, decrease in school performance, or impairment of intellectual function.
T9 859-894 Sentence denotes There were no deaths in our series.
T10 895-1048 Sentence denotes Although the surgical management of subdural empyemas remains controversial, it appears that burr hole and catheter drainage is sufficient in most cases.
T11 1049-1233 Sentence denotes With earlier diagnosis, aggressive antibiotic therapy, and timely surgical intervention, the morbidity and mortality of subdural empyemas have significantly diminished in recent years.