Sentence examples for a prevalent case of from inspiring English sources

Our definition of a prevalent case of epilepsy was based on International Classification of Diseases-coded diagnoses of epilepsy or seizures and evidence of prescribed antiepileptic drugs.

If a case of anaemia was diagnosed at booking or during the first trimester, it was thus considered to be a prevalent case for the purpose of this study and the pregnancy was excluded in order to limit the study population to those at risk of developing AIP.

This was therefore a prevalent case, the stage of which could not be influenced by screening, and so no conclusions about the efficacy of screening can be drawn from it.

We estimated the probability of being an incident case at age u (40 ≤ u < 80) and the probabilities of being a prevalent case or dying, each year afterwards, conditional to being diagnosed at age u (40 ≤ u < 80).

The prevalence of diabetes by diabetes type and age-group is shown in Fig. 1 A and B. The one prevalent case of type 2 diabetes in a youth aged <10 years is excluded from these figures.

The study population included all prevalent cases of DM in 1998 for Winnipeg.

ST2D accounted for 57% in men and 65% in women of all prevalent cases of T2D.

The SEARCH-Navajo study sought to identify all prevalent cases of diabetes in 2001 and all incident cases in 2002 2005.

We performed sensitivity analyses that also included all nonvalidated incident diabetes as diabetes cases and all prevalent cases of diabetes.

Furthermore, after 25 years, 52 cases of HSV-2 would have been prevented for each prevalent case of drug-resistant HSV-2.

In a Swedish study, prevalent cases of asthma among persons 20 65 years of age within a defined geographic area were identified as all subjects seeking medical care for asthma during a period of 18 months, using computerized data from multiple regional sources [ 26] The diagnosis was based on a combination of symptoms and objective signs of reversible airway obstruction.