Sentence examples for a concomitant disease from inspiring English sources

Due to the fact that he was free of any of the three signs, the proximal margin of the tumor kept at distance from the EGJ by approximately 30 mm, and from the fact that images of esophagography was compatible with typical achalasia, Case 1 was determined as primary achalasia and was diagnosed to have concomitant gastric GIST with achalasia as a concomitant disease.

He was diagnosed with a concomitant disease and treated accordingly.

According to the 2003 WHO protocol, patients aged from six months to 15 years, presenting with P. falciparum monoinfection (parasitaemia from 1,000 to 200,000/µL), axillary temperature ≥37.5°C, body weight >5 kg, haemoglobin (Hb) ≥5 g/dL, without severe malnutrition, signs of severity, or a concomitant disease were included in the clinical trial.

Moreover, the impact of depression should not be underestimated when it occurs as a concomitant disease.

Correlations between subjective symptoms might be considered as a concomitant disease in cases of intra-articular TMJ pathology.

Moreover, 61%% (22 of 36) were diagnosed with a concomitant disease known to predispose to secondary HLH.

The patient who died due to a respiratory insufficiency suffered a deterioration of a previous concomitant disease; and the encephalopathy and renal failure was supposed to be due to a locoregional progression.

A risk factor for CAP or a prespecified concomitant disease of special interest was recorded in 56.5% of patients, including: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (31.7% of patients), cardiac ischemia (18.1%), diabetes mellitus (9.7%), congestive heart failure (8.4%), and asthma (7.5%).

Thus, the assessment of the distribution of Aβ aggregates in a subject with AD related tauopathy might be more than relevant since any alteration from the expected pattern may reflect a genetic alteration or the existence of a significant concomitant disease process.

Twelve of 88 (13.6%) patients experienced a new concomitant disease.

In addition, our population was relatively healthy before the acute process that indicated ICU admission, as less than 14% of them had a significant concomitant disease before admission.