Sentence examples for double diagnosis from inspiring English sources

Such high prevalence for this double diagnosis leads to many questions in regard of the treatment.

The International Classification of Headache Disorders 3rd edition (beta version) suggests a double diagnosis of either CM or CTTH and MOH, since MOH is excluded or confirmed by analgesic withdrawal.

To date, in the IHS Classification (ICHD-III beta), there is no mention of sport/exercise-induced migraine with aura episodes as primary headache, and there is the need of a double diagnosis, although there are anecdotal reports of attacks of migraine with aura shortly after sports.

Therefore, in case of patients suffering from this particular type of headache, there is currently the need to make a double diagnosis (typical aura with migraine headache and primary exertional headache; ICHD-II codes: 1.2.1 and 4.3), or to add a specifier (e.g. migraine with aura triggered by exercise).

It is noteworthy that according to ICHD-III criteria beta version, patients in the first subset received a double diagnosis (1.1 migraine without aura + 8.3.3 Oestrogen withdrawal headache), while patients in the second subset were diagnosed as 8.3.3 Oestrogen withdrawal headache.

Dominic Pio Gundrum entered the world with a double diagnosis his doctor calls "exquisitely rare".

However, Connolly said the double-diagnosis had not dented his good humour.

The selection of the attributes is based on 51 indicators that were selected by an independent research institute from a multidisciplinary guideline for the treatment of schizophrenia, a guideline for the treatment of patients with double-diagnosis, general guidelines to judge the quality of patient records, and health care legislations [ 6- 9].

Conclusions Although having little effect in men, a high sensitivity troponin assay with sex specific diagnostic thresholds may double the diagnosis of myocardial infarction in women and identify those at high risk of reinfarction and death.

This approach, fulfilling the above criteria, should enable a decision process that respects the patients' treatment priorities and individual preferences (e.g., gender, private or double room, diagnosis), relies on ward capacities, deals with the inherent uncertainty of the patients' recoveries, and allows a dynamic adjustment to changing LoS estimates.

Embryos diagnosed as normal (euploid) on the basis of the single- or double-cell diagnosis are then considered for transfer into the uterus, typically between Days 4 and 6.