Sentence examples similar to clinically concerned from inspiring English sources

The most clinically concerning aspect to plan a glossectomy was the postoperative airway management [18].

Fluid collected in drapes, in urine and passed via the fallopian tubes into the peritoneal cavity is less clinically concerning than that infused directly into intravascular system.

In patients with a G6PD-deficient genotype (94/603 [16%] hemizygous males, 22/598 [4%] homozygous females), CDA had the propensity to cause severe and clinically concerning hemoglobin decreases: the mean hemoglobin nadir was 75 g/L (95%CI 71, 79) at Day 7 versus 97 g/L (95%CI 91, 102) for AL.

No clinically concerning trends in ECG parameters were identified.

All of the patients recruited to this trial had the potential to develop clinically concerning chemotherapy induced low platelet levels.

For LY2878735, the concentration response relationships for SERT and DHPG suggest that only a narrow concentration window offers a high percentage of SERT and NET engagement without clinically concerning effects on vital signs.

MPR is a more reliable method of adherence measurement than self-report in observational studies conducted in a 'real-life' setting [ 13]; however, it still has the potential to over-estimate adherence [ 8], making these findings even more clinically concerning.

The current uses for MRI include high-risk breast cancer screening, evaluation of equivocal mammographic and US findings, work-up for occult breast cancer in the setting of clinically positive nodes, clinically concerning nipple discharge, monitoring of chemotherapy response and, in some cases, evaluation for ipsilateral and/or contralateral breast cancers.