Sentence examples for infancy patients from inspiring English sources

Combined, these data demonstrate that initial suppression of the TGF-β signaling apparatus, as well as loss of key TGF-β effectors (like TGFBI), underlies early alveolar structural defects, as well as long-lasting functional deficits routinely observed in chronic lung disease of infancy patients.

In infancy, patients had a tendency to keep their mouth open and patient 2 suffered from swallowing difficulties.

While the science regarding the role of microbiota in FGIDs remains in its infancy, patients are exposed to conflicting claims concerning the symptomatic benefit from modulating gut microbiota.

The more detrimental severe myoclonic epilepsy of infancy (or Dravet's syndrome) is associated with haploinsufficiency for SCN1A in 50 80% of severe myoclonic epilepsy of infancy patients caused by more deleterious nonsense and frameshift mutations in NaV1.1 (De Jonghe, 2011).

For the patients who present at older ages, there are several possible explanations for the disease presentation: patients with upper type (C5-C6 ± C7) or global palsy who underwent surgical intervention during infancy, patients who were followed conservatively, or patients could not receive appropriate medical care during infancy.

To investigate the prevalence of hearing loss after cardiac surgery in infancy, patient and operative factors associated with hearing loss, and the relationship of hearing loss to neurodevelopmental outcomes.

Although "engagement science" is in its infancy, engaging patients and families in research holds promise as a novel research paradigm that will not only provide new insights into the questions, methods, and outcomes used in ICU research, but it will also make investments in research more accountable and ensure a strong "patient- and family-centered focus" of our research.

Medical practice was in its infancy, and patients regularly fared better if left alone.

[ 20] There have been numerous case reports showing GVHD in infancy of patients with DiGeorge.

Hypotonia may be present in infancy, and patients may need early intervention therapies.

During infancy, the patient had normal weight and stature growth (50th percentile) but notable macrocephaly (>97th percentile) with prominent forehead and small jaw.