The phrase "and presenting with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or clinical contexts to describe a patient’s symptoms or condition.
Example: "The patient is a 45-year-old male and presenting with a persistent cough and fever."
Alternatives: "and exhibiting a" or "and showing a".
This article is focused on understanding the emergency nurses' perceptions of pain and pain management for older persons with cognitive impairment and presenting with a long bone fracture.
Through encapsulating the models and presenting with a series of friendly interfaces, the CAD system offers users the abilities of data management, numerical design, bagging simulation and performance preview of knitted fabrics.
Patients and methods We prospectively included patients suffering from septic shock and presenting with a mean arterial pressure (MAP) lower than 65 mmHg despite initial hemodynamic resuscitation and for whom the physician planned either to initiate Ne or to increase its dosage.
A schematic diagram of the relationship between smoking status at diagnosis and presenting with a CRC is shown in Figure 1, and details of all female patients in the study are given in Table S1.
After exclusions, 313 patients met enrolment criteria being both community-dwelling and presenting with a clinical scenario where secondary falls prevention was indicated (see Figure 2).
742 patients out of this group, covered by AOK insurance and presenting with a recently manifested foot ulcer were enrolled consecutively into this observational and prospective study.
Braised short ribs were fall-away tender and presented with a slightly spicy condiment of carrot, artichoke, cucumber and onion.
Participants also described a scenario where they were seated at a conference table and presented with a complex issue.
In what became known as "the marshmallow test," a child was placed in a room with a treat and presented with a choice.
