The phrase "after the initial examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a point in time or a stage that follows the first assessment or review of something.
Example: "After the initial examination, the doctor recommended further tests to confirm the diagnosis."
Alternatives: "following the preliminary assessment" or "subsequent to the first evaluation."
The patient developed optic nerve pallor in both eyes 4 weeks after the initial examination.
After surgery for the lung tumor at 1 month after the initial examination, surgery on the mammary gland was performed.
Our case was not treated, and stenosis by catheter compression occurred 7 months after the initial examination.
At 7 months after the initial examination, the tumor marker levels were higher: CEA, 9.5 ng/ml; CA15-3, 56 U/ml; and BCA225, 200 U/ml.
She developed somnolence 7 months after the initial examination, and ventricular dilatation and expansion of the low-density region around the ventricle were noted on computed tomography, suggesting that the enlarged tumor had excluded the shunt and caused obstruction.
A second CS was performed 1 week after the initial examination and revealed tumor shrinkage to a diameter of 20 mm and a shift to the Borrmann type III morphology.
The ultrasound investigations at the follow-up (T5) were performed 5 years after the initial examinations (mean and median being 60 months, with a range 59 63, after the first examination).
After 4 years from the initial examination, static perimetry tests were repeated.
After randomization, 77 children attended the initial examination appointment (therapy = 37, control = 40); 31 children in the therapy group and 35 children in the control group were monitored at the follow-up examination (T2).
In both Study 1 and Study 2, data on tick bite, symptoms, laboratory findings and initial treatment were obtained from the medical records (after informed consent) based on the initial examination and subsequent follow-up.
All the above mentioned parameters were evaluated in the beginning (in the frame of the initial examination), in one week after treatment start, four weeks after treatment start, and after the end of treatment (at least six weeks, and 10 weeks the latest after the start of treatment).
