Sentence examples for chronic discharge from inspiring English sources

The cryptoglandular form of the fistula disease usually manifests itself in the form of chronic discharge and pain.

Out of 120 patients, USG was positive in 114 patients, and foreign body was retrieved from 108 patients, and in six patients for whom USG was falsely positive, five had underwent at least one previous surgical exploration, whereas among the six patients in whom USG was negative, foreign body was retrieved in one patient who had chronic discharge near ankle region.

Incision and drainage are discouraged because they usually lead to sinus tract formation with chronic discharge.

The children suffer from repeated episodes of chronic disabling conditions such as tuberculosis and chronic diarrhea; life-threatening conditions such as pneumonia and meningitis; disfiguring conditions such as herpes zoster and other skin diseases; recurrent parotid gland enlargements, conspicuous dental caries and chronic discharge from the ears.

Introduction: A chronic discharging ear has been a challenge for the otologists for centuries.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Ultrasound of foot of the patient with chronic discharging sinus (a & b).

This obvious difference is likely caused, not only by SO2 from Miyakejima Island, but also by long term and chronic discharged gas from heavy industrial complexes.

Among the six patients in whom USG was negative, one patient with strong suspicion of foreign body had chronic discharging sinus near tendo Achilles insertion, and a thorn was removed on exploration.

Clinical features reported as being predictive of HIV infection in children with SAM include lymphadenopathy, oral candidiasis [ 7, 9, 11], skin disorders, hepatomegaly [ 7, 11], persistent diarrhoea [ 8], chronic discharging ears [ 9] and prolonged fever [ 7].

Clinical cases in solipeds are manifested by a chronic nasal discharge from one or both nostrils, with or without visible ulceration of the nasal septum; chronic enlargement and hardening of the submaxillary lymph glands without outward discharge of pus; or the presence of pustules and ulcers (farcy buds) on the skin of the hindlegs or other parts of the body.

Upper airway obstruction may be the consequence of macroglossia, adenotonsillar hypertrophy and chronic nasal discharge in combination with a decreased temporo-mandibular joint mobility.