Sentence examples for dysfunction experience from inspiring English sources
Many patients with thyroid dysfunction experience several poorly described complications such as symptoms and signs also seen in patients with growth hormone deficiency (GHD).
A number of diabetic patients with renal dysfunction experience an onset of CVD before they initiate chronic hemodialysis.
5 A growing body of literature is accumulating on survivorship after cancer and sexual function, 6 7 8 but published studies describing the erectile dysfunction experience of patients with colorectal cancer to underpin service development are insufficient.
However, while ethanol must be consumed in order to experience acute alcohol-related dysfunction, experience of dysfunction is not entirely a function of the amount of ethanol consumed but represents interaction between a hazardous drinking pattern and individual-level susceptibility to the acute effects of alcohol.
Functional impairments from central nervous system (CNS) dysfunction experienced by pediatric patients with cancer diagnoses are well documented.
There is mounting evidence that conventional screening tests are insufficient to capture the degree of cognitive dysfunction experienced by ICU survivors.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 During endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), a 65-year-old female with sphincter of Oddi dysfunction experienced duodenal perforation (DP), which was recognised intraprocedurally and treated with endoluminal clipping.
Patients with early allograft dysfunction experienced significantly more infections, required dialysis and had significantly worse survival.
Patients' severity of illness while critically ill appears to increase the level of long-term sleep dysfunction experienced.
In contrast, only one TACE-BEV subject was withdrawn prior to study completion, due to liver dysfunction experienced after day 8 TACE.
Patients with lesions to the OFC constitute the archetypal case of counterfactual dysfunction, experiencing attenuated regret and failing to make choices consistent with its avoidance (17,18).
