To present a description of a young girl who presented acutely with symptoms and findings that are consistent with acute adnexal torsion, where resultant outcome would have led to perception of a congenital anomaly.
We found that patients treated acutely with CBT were less likely to relapse following acute treatment termination than patients treated acutely with pharmacotherapy.
Few other sculptors play so acutely with gravity.
Adam Silverman's lighting design used shadow acutely, with characters partly or wholly invisible at times.
"Yet this government's teacher shortage crisis is hitting maths acutely, with the Tories missing their target for recruiting maths teachers four years in a row".
Gabriella talks freely and acutely; with a regret not of wishing things different but of allowing them, for a moment, the freedom to be different.
But in that movie and his new film, he deals acutely with embarrassment as an edgy source of humour and social criticism.
Dell has felt this most acutely with notebooks; notebook sales at Hewlett-Packard, Dell's chief rival, are growing more rapidly than at Dell.
In the central business district of White Plains, the slowdown has been felt more acutely, with the vacancy rate in July at 18.9percentt, up from 16.9percentthehe year before.
Complicated cases may present acutely with diverticulitis, perforation, ischemia, and bowel obstruction [1].
The patient presents acutely with visual and memory deficits and altered mental status.
