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'excluded patients' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to people who have been left out or disqualified from an experiment, trial, or study. For example, "The study found that excluded patients had a higher risk of developing certain health issues."
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They excluded patients with metastatic disease.
The study you reported excluded patients with other, underlying health problems.
The researchers excluded patients with heart disease or other problems that might put them at higher risk of cardiac failure.
Excluded patients were followed up.
We excluded patients receiving compassionate care.
We excluded patients with contraindications to NIV.
We excluded patients with prior immune deficiency.
Were excluded patients with germ colonization.
We excluded patients transferred from other hospitals.
We excluded patients with non-epileptic seizures or daily seizures.
We excluded patients on post-surgical Enhanced Recovery Pathways (ERP's).
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