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PE was consequently diagnosed in 5/21 deceased patients (24%%).
PE as a major complication of VT was consequently diagnosed in 7/63 cases (11 %).
They also may become symptomatic and consequently diagnosed.
On 6 May 1989, an 85-year-old female patient with senile dementia presented with tiny red dots and surrounding skin redness on her abdomen and both femoral regions, and was consequently diagnosed with scabies.
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Immunodiagnostics or traditional stains are not effective for the large number of patients with low parasitemia, who are consequently neither diagnosed nor treated.
The most frequent manifestation in immunocompromised individuals is the bacteraemia with no obvious focus; and therefore it is very difficult to suspect and consequently to diagnose a bacteraemia by L. monocytogenes.
That is, more educated individuals are more likely to seek medical care and consequently to be diagnosed with depression and chronic disease.
Approximately 85% of individuals with this disorder have not been diagnosed and consequently are not receiving lipid-lowering treatments.
Depending on how the presence of bias affects the estimates of diagnostic accuracy, a large number of patients could be harmed by not being properly diagnosed and consequently not receiving adequate care.
In the context of screening, overdiagnosis is the discovery of cancers that without screening would not have been diagnosed and consequently treated in a woman's lifetime [ 1, 2].
Our search was restricted to the period after 1984, because MRI was not commonly used in clinical settings before that time and consequently MCs were not diagnosed prior to that.
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