Sentence examples for clinical predicament from inspiring English sources
These are real-life cases and, for each, in addition to a focussed evaluation, the authors openly discuss the clinical predicament and give their personal viewpoints.
Non-adherence to guidelines is based on the clinical predicament as experienced by physicians, not on reasoned counter-claims that guidelines' aims are somehow inappropriate.
The condition often will affect patient groups who are already at an increased thrombotic risk due to their clinical predicament such as those with renal failure or requiring renal replacement therapy.
This predicament precludes any clinical or ethical possibility of obtaining baseline and periodically repeated head CT imaging in a timely fashion, which would be required to evaluate any significant clinical data on the course of the head injury itself and on the potential safety and efficacy of rFVIIa in the treatment of this type of injury.
Ajax may have wondered at that stage quite how they found themselves two goals down and yet had they been more clinical either just before or just after that Kayal goal, their predicament would not have been as dire.
This predicament is likely caused by an obvious disconnect between controlled animal models and the heterogeneous clinical sepsis syndrome observed in humans [ 13].
This predicament is supported by the fact that the two biopsy samples from treated patients (in clinical remission) clustered together with controls, as opposed to their treatment-naïve counterparts (Fig. 1, gray arrows).
It is " the conscientious, explicit and judicious use of the current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients"[ 3], bringing together external evidence that informs about the effects of new tests, treatments and interventions; clinical judgement and expertise of the clinician; and the patient's clinical state, values, preferences, needs and predicament.
This was her predicament.
Knight's predicament is unfortunate.
