Sentence examples for clinically well functioning from inspiring English sources
Also, from the fact that at 24 months after surgery we encountered some clinically well functioning resurfacings with relatively high levels of metal ions, these patients may still become symptomatic in the near future and the revision rate may increase.
In order to avoid variables that could reduce the power of our investigation only patients on atypical or classical AP mono-therapy, clinically stabilized and well functioning in the community were selected.
Early protocol biopsies of stable, well functioning renal allografts reveal a high prevalence of clinically unsuspected acute and chronic pathology.
We found that the median stenting time was not different between multiple and single plastic stent placement (11.3 vs.10.5 months, respectively).uSEMS functioned clinically well for a median time of 20 months (0.5-60 0.5-60e a reintervention, mostly for stent obeforetion, was needed.
Confounding factors were limited by recruiting patients with stable graft function who were clinically well, more than 2 months post-transplant, on standard immunosuppression regimens.
Maintenance therapy was started in patients after becoming clinically well with stable or normal transaminases and hepatic synthetic function and 24-hour urinary copper less than 500 μg/day.
Over the next twenty-four monthis his liver function continued to improve and the patient remained clinically well.
Echocardiography is clinically well established and provides a detailed and accurate assessment of cardiac structure and function in pregnancy.
Both boys continued therapy with carboplatin; their astrocytomas are stable and they are clinically well.
Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (CMR) Imaging has become a clinically well-established tool to assess cardiac morphology, function and viability.
We therefore believe that HA coating of stem components is not associated with clinically relevant effects on the survival of THA stems, and we question the use of HA coatings on well-functioning stems.
