Sentence examples for epidemiological forms from inspiring English sources

Official epidemiological forms were provided to the medical staff at hospitals and in community clinics.

Patients with Classic, African, AIDS-related and transplant-associated KS epidemiological forms involving the brain have all been reported.

Amazingly, a high iron load is expected to be found in the different epidemiological forms of KS.

The musculoskeletal system has been shown to be involved by all KS epidemiological forms, including AIDS-related, Classic, African (endemic), and infrequently transplanted-associated KS [ 9, 18- 21].

The authors thank all the doctors and medical assistants who sent CSF/TI specimens and epidemiological forms to the CERMES, and also staff of the Direction de la Surveillance et de la Riposte aux Epidémies (DSRE), of WHO collaborating centers (WHOCC) and of the Division International of Pasteur Institue.

Additionally, the study database was shared with the Epidemiology Directorate at the Peruvian MoH The clinical-epidemiological forms were entered into a database created in Microsoft MS Officece Access 2003, and data were analyzed using dynamic tables in MS Excel 2003.

HHV-8 is now considered to be the etiological agent of all the clinico-epidemiological forms of KS (including AIDS KS, classic KS, endemic KS, and iatrogenic KS), primary effusion lymphoma, body cavity-based lymphoma, and multicentric Castleman's disease.

The four clinico-epidemiological forms of KS are: a classic form typically affecting elderly men of the Mediterranean, the endemic presence in Southern Africa, the epidemic form in patients infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and the iatrogenic KS complicating iatrogenic immunosuppression.

126 EAEC strains isolated in south western Nigeria during a previous epidemiological study formed the core strain collection for this work [33].

In the first stage, the standard logarithmic visual acuity chart was used to assess distance vision, the anterior segment was assessed via a slit-lamp evaluation, and the corneal epidemiological survey form was completed.

This convergence of evidence from multiple preclinical and epidemiological studies formed the impetus to recommend the conduct of randomized, controlled trials (RCTs) of metformin in the prevention and treatment of cancer (11– 11).