Sentence examples for cases of unusual from inspiring English sources
In a study published in 2001, researchers at the Mayo Clinic Sleep Disorders Center reported on five cases of unusual nighttime eating, sometimes while sleepwalking, in patients taking Ambien.
Zanconati et al. [9] reported three cases of unusual small cell primary carcinoma of the liver.
However, only a few cases of unusual spread of psoas abscess to the flank [3, 19] or buttock [20] have been described.
But on 24 November, authorities in French Polynesia reported that there were 17 cases of unusual central nervous system birth defects following a Zika outbreak there in 2013 and 2014.
It is our perception that IGS, while not necessary for most routine craniomaxillofacial surgery is useful 1) as a teaching tool in the OR to highlight anatomy and 2) as an adjunct in cases of unusual anatomy, revision surgery, or complicated reconstructions.
They did note 2 cases of unusual neurological symptoms similar to Lou Gehrig's disease, and there was an increase in patients who had potentially dangerous blood clots, although 90% of those patients had a risk factor for those clots, such as taking birth control pills, that might explain the increase.
Early visits to the veterinarian in the case of unusual signs (including unusual behavior) in companion animals would be wise.
Based on the results it is concluded that shell-like behaviour might be critical in certain cases, but only in case of unusual cross-section geometries.
At the time that Lehman failed, the Federal Reserve under its Section 13(3) emergency powers could lend money to any firm in the case of "unusual and exigent circumstances".
Mitt Romney has it precisely right: states and municipalities should be in charge of their local disaster operations, and drawing as necessary on broad federal resources in the case of unusual emergencies and recovery.
However, the diagnosis may be misleading in the case of unusual presentation that may mimic several acute or even chronic abdominal pathological conditions [4].
