Sentence examples for changes or abnormalities from inspiring English sources

By way of unfair comparison, Dr. Robert Nesse, a Mayo Clinic family-practice physician, told me he might spend up to an hour with a patient during a first physical, having a long discussion of family history, recent changes or abnormalities and social and mental dynamics; doing dermatological, pelvic and breast exams; and suggesting a schedule of preventive services.

First, childhood maltreatment is associated with lasting changes or abnormalities in a number of biological systems or processes detected in adulthood (Gonzalez 2013; Danese and Lewis 2016).

While fundus examination, fundus photography, and fluorescein angiography showed minimal changes or abnormalities, spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) showed substantial diffuse changes in the fovea, which represented intraretinal and subretinal pigment epithelium (RPE) lymphomatous infiltration.

If there are any changes or abnormalities when conducting regular self-breast exams, these differences may be noticeable and can be addressed as soon as detected.

These findings indicate that meniscal changes or abnormalities are involved in the OA disease process.

This neurogenic mechanism may explain the often clinically frustrating finding in patients who experience dramatic increases in dyspnea and pulmonary congestion in the absence of either weight changes or abnormalities of ventricular function, i.e. sympathetically mediated changes in circulating volume.

Prolongation of the corrected QT (QTc) interval has been more common with telavancin than comparator agents, but no clinically significant electrocardiogram (ECG) changes or cardiac abnormalities have been observed to date.

Presence of transient ST segment changes, T wave changes, or conduction abnormalities in the absence of electrolyte imbalances.

Preliminary analysis of own MRI data including first-episode patients with an age above 40 demonstrated even fewer subtle abnormalities of brain morphology in schizophrenia patients with comorbid substance abuse [ 69], suggesting that in this subgroup neurotransmitter changes or functional abnormalities due to substance abuse serve as a main risk factor for the onset of schizophrenia.

The prevalence of chronic kidney disease (clinically-relevant structural kidney changes or urinary abnormalities, with or without reduced estimated glomerular filtration rate [below 60 ml/min per 1.73 m]) [ 1] is increasing globally, due in part to international epidemics of obesity and diabetes mellitus.

Third, very modest increases in alveolar ventilation can return the arterial pCO2 to normal: An increase from just 5 to 7 L/minute will restore normocapnia (assuming no other changes have occurred or abnormalities exist as ventilation is increased), even when the shunt is 60% of the cardiac output.