Sentence examples for anemia were identified from inspiring English sources
Patients with anemia were identified through a coded diagnosis of anemia, transfusion, or erythropoietin treatment.
Dogs with anemia were identified by to observe the mucosae color during necropsy.
Recently, mutations in RAD51C, another gene associated with Fanconi anemia, were identified as breast cancer susceptibility alleles, accounting for 1.3% of female patients from families with at least one case each of breast and ovarian cancer.
Malnourishment and anemia were identified among causative maternal comorbidities, as well as close spacing of pregnancies, having had either too many children or too many abortions or miscarriages, and malnourishment.
COPD patients with co-morbid anemia were identified in two ways: claims with ICD-9 codes specific for anemia, or receipt of blood transfusions not associated with other apparent causes (e.g., acute blood loss from surgery, trauma, etc).
Legend: Matched samples of arthritis patients with anemia and without anemia were identified based on five confounders: Sample #1 - gender (male, female); Sample #2 - age (0 59, 60 69, 70 79, 80+); Sample #3 - type of primary diagnosis of arthritis; Sample #4 - type of secondary/associated diagnosis of arthritis; Sample #5 - number of associated diagnoses/comorbidities (none, 1 2, 3 4, 5 6, 6+).
Concomitant anemia was identified based on ICD-9 codes or receipt of transfusions.
Anemia was identified in 29.2% of patients in this study, compared with in 22% of patients in clinical trials.
Anemia was identified in 29.2% of patients, fatigue in 16.4%, depression in 11.5%, and neutropenia in 11.0%.
Of 12 dogs (mean age: 3.6 ± 3.8 years) treated with D-E-M, but were not given injections of diminazene diaceturate relapsed anemia was identified in 2 dogs after 45 and 73 days, while another 10 dogs reached clinical remission.
The structural polypeptides and glycoproteins of equine infectious anemia virus were identified following electrophoresis in SDS-PAGE.
