The associated OSCE is a clinical case of a patient complaining of a lump in her neck.
As this was a clinical case series, treatment was not uniform.
This is a clinical case series without a direct control and hence without randomization, which brings certain limitations to our study.
The second classification was a clinical case definition on the basis of their presenting features, initial CSF and cranial imaging findings (Table 1).
For example, students may be given a clinical case of a patient with fever and a new heart murmur and they must make the decision to order an echocardiogram.
If this weren't the case, her fable would be not the masterpiece that it is, but a clinical case study of masochism, author's and subject's, in the form of a mildly heretical, comically exalted, didactically perverse, and ultimately banal piece of French art porn, like the volume here under review.
The movie, directed by the Argentine filmmaker Lucía Puenzo and based on Sergio Bizzio's short story "Cinismo," is not a clinical case study, though months of research went into its creation.
(We must preface the discussion of this question with a reminder that we are using a clinical case emphasizing restorative needs, with no emergency or complex management issues).
However, these criteria should only be used if a clinical case of RA is likely; namely the patient should have at least one joint with a definite clinical synovitis, not explained by another disease.
For the purposes of this report, patients are considered to be a clinical 'case' if they score above the clinical cut-off on the PHQ-9 or the GAD-7.
