Sentence examples for cases on presentation from inspiring English sources

Data on each woman's ethnicity was gathered from self-reports given on admittance to hospital (from HES data), or in some cases, on presentation for breast screening (from NBSS data).

Overall, the algorithms were overruled in 123 (39.3%) of the cases on initial presentation and in 108 (34.5%) after hospital admission.

Case presentations, one-on-one discussion, and observation of actual patient imaging will be emphasized.

In two cases, the age on presentation of migraine was relatively advanced (46 and 47 years) and the first attack occurred within 1 month after transplant, casting doubt on a causative mechanism different from simply casualness.

Out of thirty cases that were treated primarily on presentation, twenty-seven (90%) healed uneventfully with desirable aesthetic effects while three (10%) patients had infections of the wounds with some necrosis of the involved tissues.

Similarly, the χ2 test in Table 2 also indicated that with the notable exception of those cases involving a prolapsed cord, on presentation of each of the risk factors, the decision to perform a surgery significantly increased from the lower quartile to the higher quartiles.

Except for case 1, the other cases had a prolonged duration of symptoms on presentation.

Serial sera were collected and detected for HEV RNA, IgM and IgG levels from 271 acute hepatitis cases whose liver injury were evidenced on presentation by ALT levels ≥2.5 ULN.

This last week I came across several interesting stories - or in one case a presentation - that all centered on different aspects of SWOT in the supply chain realm.

The specific sections were: (1) case presentation and history; (2) physical examination on presentation; (3) diagnostic tests; (4) treatment and diagnosis; (5) additional case information (Additional file 1).

Failure to send Legionella urinary antigens on presentation in this case led to a delay in diagnosis, though fortunately this patient was initially placed on adequate empiric therapy anyway.