"While this result indicates that the child had influenza, determining an accurate cause of death requires further evaluation of other laboratory specimens and interpreting the findings in the context of the symptoms and autopsy findings," officials cautioned in Thursday's news release.
Medications are used in the context of treating the symptoms rather than curing the disease.
In the context of the clinical symptoms (meningitis and disseminated cutaneous exanthema) and a negative syphilis screening history (only six months before hospitalization) we interpreted the clinical picture as a confirmed early secondary syphilis (according to ECDC definitions) [ 1].
Liquor pleocytosis, liquor protein elevation and a highly positive VDRL test in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) were interpreted in context of the clinical symptoms as neurosyphilitic manifestations within an early syphilis infection (stage II).
Another limitation is the use of LOCF data in the context of investigating symptom change; however, regarding the short duration of these studies and the relatively high completion rate (up to 71% at week 3), LOCF data was deemed suitable to assess efficacy at the indicated time points.
Given the rarity of the syndrome, the CT findings must be interpreted in the context of the patient's symptoms, and the absolute SMA angle may not be the best indicator of this entity [25].
An alpha angle of >55° is considered a risk factor for FAI [51], although there is considerable overlap between the range of alpha values in symptomatic and non-symptomatic subjects, the measured alpha angle should be considered in the clinical context of the patient's symptoms [52].
First and foremost, the result must be interpreted in the context of the patient's symptoms and/or clinical findings.
Interpretation of elevated troponin levels in the ICU must be considered in the context of the patient's symptoms (frequently limited in the ICU) or correlated with ECG findings or other imaging modalities.
The questionnaire included questions about the group: the environmental exposure of the patients, the reduction in physical activity by the disease, the patient's emotional evaluation in the context of the disease, and the symptoms of the disease itself.
