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This should be differentiated from uvulitis, which is infectious and frequently has concomitant epiglottitis.

However, just as any new technology, the use of nanoparticles in humans has concomitant risks.

Up to 56% of all patients with MD has concomitant migraine.

Although the majority of elderly has concomitant illnesses and receive other drugs, this does not adversely effect the efficacy of pantoprazole because of its pharmacokinetics, which are independent of patient age.

There are other interventions that might also be considered, such as intravenous fluid administration to maintain urine output (would this be acceptable if the patient has concomitant hydrostatic pulmonary oedema?).

Because the DUNDRUM-1 has concomitant validity for the level of therapeutic security to which a patient is allocated, it would appear that it measures something considered in practice to be of greater importance than risk, at least for this decision.

Most women (81%) had concomitant surgery for pelvic organ prolapse.

Fifty of 95 women (53%) had concomitant endocervical chlamydial infection.

Only a few of the candidate coatings had concomitant good wear and adhesion performance.

One case had concomitant tracheoesophageal fistula [18].

At the time of retransplantation, 16 patients had concomitant procedures.