Sentence examples for 1 cns from inspiring English sources

Four cases of tuberculosis (2 pulmonary, 1 CNS, and 1 lymph-node infection) were diagnosed in the overseas-born group and none in the UK-born.

Patients with an ECOG-performance status less than 1, CNS metastases or an uncontrolled diabetes mellitus can not participate in the study.

Ten patients died (3 VOD, 2 fungal pneumonia, 1 bacterial sepsis, 1 CNS aspergillosis, 1 systemic toxoplasmosis, 1 adenoviral infection, 1 MOF).

Initial CNS disease consisted of the following conditions: (1) CNS involvement on the date of the initial AML diagnosis or (2) CNS involvement after receiving standard induction therapy and the absence of blast cells in the peripheral blood.

GEP NET: Gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors; NF2: Neurofibromatosis type 2; Neurofibromatosistypes type 1; ZES: Zollinger Ellison syndrome; PPI: Proton pump inhibitor; MEN1: Multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1; CNS: Central nervous system; MR: Magnetic resonance; PET: Positron emission tomography.

Four patients (13%) on the grade 3 arm discontinued therapy because of toxicity including one patient with persistent grade 3 proteinuria after 14 cycles of therapy, 1 patient with dehiscence of a previously healed craniotomy incision after 7 cycles of therapy and the two patients described above with grade 1 CNS haemorrhage.

On experimental days, they received a postruminal bolus of (1) CN-CBL alone (0.1 g), (2) CN-CBL (0.1 g) + casein hydrolysate (10 g), or (3) CN-CBL (0.1 g) + whey proteins (10 g).

When coupled with the 16 × 22-mil wire, the brackets with clips applied normal forces ranging from a low of 5.6 centi-Newtons (cN) (1 cN = 1 g) to a high of 230 cN.

Despite more than 15 years of extensive investigative efforts, a complete understanding of the neurological consequences of HIV-1 CNS infection remains elusive.

Although the resources of numerous investigators have been focused on studies of HIV-1-associated CNS disease, the complex nature of the disease processes that underlie the clinical, pathological, and cellular manifestations of HIV-1 CNS infection have required a larger volume of studies than was initially envisioned.

Table 6 Complications reported in the study that were not treated surgically   Charnley Duraloc Cardiovascular 0 1 CNS (stroke) 0 2 Pulmonary embolism 1 3 Hematemesis 1 0 Respiratory 1 0 Weakness of muscles 3 5 Wound problems 6 5 Other 3 2 CNS, central nervous system.