Sentence examples for management of consecutive from inspiring English sources

Purpose: This retrospective review describes the surgical management of consecutive patients with severe hypertension and ischemic nephropathy due to atherosclerotic renovascular disease.

The present experience of clinical management of consecutive HCC patients by our multidisciplinary team in clinical practice showed that patients were mostly elderly (92%), equivalently young- and old-elderly, and prevalently with CIRS stage secondary (74%), PS 0-1 (81%), an underlying cirrhosis (63%), Child-Pugh A/B 82%, BCLC B-D 71%.

Together, these various findings paint a picture of extraordinary pressure on corporate management to sustain strings of consecutive earnings increases for as long as possible, Professor Skinner said.

The participants were individuals who had been admitted to the Toxicology Unit of Teaching Hospital Peradeniya, for medical management of self-poisoning, over a consecutive 14-month period.

Here we report an experience of multidisciplinary management and selection of tailored multimodality treatment options of consecutive HCC patients in clinical practice, according to defined clinical criteria.

The purpose of this study is to report outcomes of a series of consecutive patients with clefts requiring surgical management in order to identify factors that might influence surgical success.

A better knowledge of the problems of consecutive patients is important for the doctors' readiness to have necessary skills for management of patients with different problems in family practice.

Under the management of Malcolm Allison the club was relegated in consecutive seasons, finding itself back in Division Three for the 1974 75 season.

The care programme proposes an evidence- and practice-based standardisation of all consecutive steps in the management of BP: detection, analysis, treatment and evaluation (see figure 1).

Persons admitted to Teaching Hospital Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, for medical management of non-fatal self-poisoning over a consecutive 14-month period were eligible for the study.

Retrospective review of consecutive cases.