Sentence examples for a previously known case from inspiring English sources

A 57-year-old man, a previously known case of diabetic nephropathy with end-stage renal disease undergoing continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) for the last four years, was admitted to a tertiary-care hospital in Puducherry, with complaints of abdominal pain, pedal edema and loose stool for three days.

Duplicate cases in a same sector (repeat admission) or between sectors (transfer of a previously known case) were excluded from prevalence and incidence calculations.

Five Saanen crossbred wethers from a herd without any previously known cases of scrapie were inoculated intracerebrally with 1 ml of sterile bovine BSE brainstem as a 10% homogenate in physiological saline solution (BBP 12/92) at 2 months of age under general anaesthesia.

The only previously known case of swine infection with the new A(H1N1) occurred at a farm in Alberta, Canada; how the pigs caught the virus is still unclear.

Using duality, we also recover the previously known case where the Boyd indices are finite and are strictly larger than 2.

Every previously known case of cultural deposition has been attributed to species of the genus Homo with cranial capacities near the modern human range.

Several benchmark simulation results are presented for comparison with previously known cases.

These results are compared with previously known cases for -convex spaces.

These include, for example, previously known cases of suspiciously high reporting rates of product inadequacy where no product quality test results are available, or a case where a single report on a product packaging problem has not been confirmed.

MRPA patients included those who presented at least one MRPA specimen obtained during admission; previously known cases who tested positive on readmission were excluded, and newly identified cases attending the outpatient clinic were included from the date of prior admission.

Of the 52 patients with MI, 13 were identified on the basis of their ECG (Q-wave development in the absence of any conduction defect, suggesting full-thickness MI) in addition to the previously known cases.