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“an increasing trend”

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The results of these methods can be categorized into four possibilities: a nonsignificant increasing trend (NSIT), which shows an increasing trend that is not statistically significant; a nonsignificant decreasing trend (NSDT), which shows a decreasing trend that is not statistically significant; a significant increasing trend (SIT), which is statistically significant with a trend to increase; and a significant decreasing trend (SDT), which is statistically significant and has a trend to decrease.
Infections by MRSA are prevalent across South-East Asia 4 – 6 and recent reports have suggested that there may be an increasing trend of community-associated MRSA infections being detected within the region. 7 The burden of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is high in low- and middle-income regions of South-East Asia owing to antibiotic misuse and poor enforcement of antibiotic stewardship policies. 8 Limited access to expensive diagnostic and treatment options only perpetuates the difficulties of managing antibiotic resistant infections. 9 , 10 Cambodia, a country recovering from a 20th century genocide, has limited healthcare infrastructure and AMR stewardship.
34 Operative management Although less than 10% of patients require operative fixation, 100 there is an increasing trend for operative management of unstable pelvic fractures (involving two or more breaks in the pelvic ring with displacement and/or pubic symphysis diastasis).
Although the guidelines do not recommend nafamostat mesilate for the prevention of PEP, it is still widely used in the clinical practice of prevention or treatment of PEP in Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries, and it has been an increasing trend in recent years.