Sentence examples for based on typical clinical from inspiring English sources
The diagnosis of ocular toxoplasmosis and toxocariasis was based on typical clinical features and confirmed by positive serology.
Case 2: Bronchiectasis was diagnosed in this 30-year-old woman based on typical clinical features and CT scan 7 years ago.
The sarcoidosis diagnosis was made based on typical clinical and radiographic manifestations [ 1] and findings at bronchoscopy with BAL according to criteria as outlined by WASOG [ 15].
The diagnosis is established based on typical clinical signs, confirmed with radiological Cobb angle value of more than 10° on radiological examination while possible reasons for a secondary scoliosis are ruled out [ 1, 2].
The diagnosis of HOCM was based on typical clinical, ECG and haemodynamic features with echocardiographic demonstration of a non-dilated, asymmetrically hypertrophied LV in the absence of other cardiac or systemic diseases that can produce LV hypertrophy.
The pancreatitis diagnosis was based on typical clinical presentation, plasma amylase level exceeding three times the upper normal threshold (120 IU/L) and/or verified pancreatitis by abdominal CT-scanning or ultrasound.
The diagnosis of ADHF was additionally based on typical symptoms and clinical findings supported by appropriate investigations such as electrocardiogram, chest x-ray, and Doppler echocardiography as recommended by current guidelines of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association and the European Society of Cardiology [ 19, 20].
Patients were diagnosed based on typical disease history, characteristic clinical findings, and confirmed clinical histology according to the criteria of the 1992 Chapel Hill Consensus Conference, the consensus statement of 1999 and the 1990 American College of Rheumatology [ 2, 4, 18].
Criteria for a confirmed diagnosis of CAD in the patient record were: I: A diagnosis of angina pectoris, either by objective criteria based on coronary angiography, or a pathologic exercise- or stress-test, or a clinical assessment based on typical angina symptoms at exercise with or without ECG-evidence of possible or definite ischemia.
