Sentence examples for clue patients from inspiring English sources

Additionally, although most (63%) CLUE patients had symptoms consistent with a hypertensive emergency, some had elevated BP without evidence of end-organ damage.

To address this, we performed a post hoc analysis of CLUE patients limited to those with signs and/or symptoms suggestive of EOD at the time of emergency department (ED) presentation.

To be eligible for CLUE, patients had to be older than18 years of age, with a SBP of 180 mmHg or more on two consecutive readings (10 minutes apart), and able to provide signed informed consent, including authorization to use protected health information.

The greatest single clue: no patients in all those emergency triage centers.

"Mental" does that from time to time, with flashbacks that provide some clue to patients' current conditions, but over all the storytelling is both plodding and repellently inspirational.

Physicians can get an early clue from patients' white blood cell counts, says Gregory Storch, a pediatrics professor at Washington University in St . Louis but to confirm their diagnoses, clinicians use the polymerase chain reaction to search the patient's blood for a ribosomal gene typical of several Ehrlichia bacteria.

Although discussed perfusion disorders can be seen even before the possibility of a biochemical diagnosis of changes and can be a valuable diagnostic clue, these patients were intentionally not included in the study (exclusion criteria).

Physicians often overlook important contextual clues that patients give during an encounter.

But the researchers hope to glean clues from patients with allergies or mastocytosis, an oversupply of mast cells.

It had never been investigated as an indicative factor and did appear to be a very important clue in patient history for identification of influenza A virus infection.

In addition, public health departments should encourage clinicians to report diagnostic clues and patients with illness patterns that might indicate an unusual infectious disease outbreak associated with intentional release of a biologic agent (9).