Sentence examples for examination bedside from inspiring English sources

In patients with cirrhosis and normal neurological examination, bedside determination of ammonia in capillary blood following oral glutamine load is well tolerated and achieves a better diagnostic performance for minimal HE than basal capillary ammonia levels.

Diagnostic methods, such as physical examination, bedside X-ray chest film, and computed tomography (CT), provide a basic clinical evaluation of EVLW in severe cases, and they are useful for assessing lung involvement in ARDS.

It is possible to perform ultrasound (US) examinations bedside and they do not have any known side effects [6], which makes them suitable for the use at the ED.

The remaining clinical and neurological examinations were normal, including a detailed sensory examination using bedside tools.

Physical examination and bedside radiography are imperfect, resulting in a need for sophisticated test results that delay management.

They were recruited from the geriatric services in the hospital after extensive examination including bedside eye-movement examination as described by Leigh and Zee (1999).

In the patients presenting with symptoms of gallbladder disease (pain and tenderness in right upper abdomen), there was also a higher diagnostic accuracy as well as fewer requested radiological US examinations and further examinations, if examined with bedside US at the ED (Table 6).

All participants were re-diagnosed with sciatica of radicular origin by an independent university neurologist based on clinical bedside examination, extensive neurological screening examination, accompanied by a positive straight leg test and magnetic resonance imaging results.

Sciatica subjects were diagnosed by an experienced neurologist towards radicular origin of sciatica on the basis of bedside examination, extensive neurological screening examination accompanied by a positive straight leg test, and magnetic resonance imaging results.

A compelling argument against even the notion of 'absence of cerebral functions' is that in the context of brain stem infarction/destruction, which is always part of 'brain death', it is impossible to test for any cerebral function by clinical bedside examination, because the tracts of passage to and from the cerebrum through the brain stem are destroyed or nonfunctional.

A more compelling argument against even the notion of absence of cerebral functions is that in the context of brain stem infarction/destruction, which is always part of brain death, it is impossible to test for any cerebral function by clinical bedside examination, because the tracts of passage to and from the cerebrum through the brain stem are destroyed or non-functional.