Sentence examples for describes symptomatic from inspiring English sources
The functional status includes the assessment of painful prosthesis and describes symptomatic (pain) or asymptomatic (pain-free) patients.
However, cerumen impaction is the preferred term since it is consistently used in clinical practice and in the published literature to describe symptomatic cerumen or cerumen that prevents assessment of the ear.
A histogram describing symptomatic Blastocystis infection in a 1990 Canadian study of 143 patients showed a peak in infection rates in patients who were 33 34 years of age [8].
No previous reports have explicitly described symptomatic remission in adults with ADHD.
The purpose of this study was to describe symptomatic sinus aspergilloma in RA patients treated with TNFα antagonists.
Weiden et al. suggest that functional endpoints are not independent from psychopathology, describing symptomatic "stabilization" as a prerequisite for improvements in cognition, quality of life, and related areas.
In fact, the report by Sallah et al (2002) described symptomatic DVT in only four of 38 ovarian cancer patients (11%).
While gait analyses can be labor intensive, the focused use of a few metrics of gait and weight bearing have the potential to describe symptomatic behaviors indicative of lumbar radiculopathy in rat.
While some of these reports have included patients with very low CD4 counts or on monotherapy or salvage therapy, others have described symptomatic CSF escape in persons with reconstituted immune systems on standard regimens.
The women described symptomatic and persistent swelling in one or both lower limbs, which developed following treatment for her cancer and that could not be attributed to any other cause.
Using the administration procedure described, symptomatic hypotention did not occur, but a significant drop of the systolic blood pressure to values <90 mm Hg, requiring 3 5 min infusion interruption (during one or more of the scheduled infusions) was necessary in 12 out of 25 patients (48%).
