Sentence examples for miscellaneous disorders from inspiring English sources

Pseudotumours belong to a large and heterogeneous group of disorders, varying from normal anatomical variants, cystic lesions, post-traumatic lesions, skin lesions, inflammatory and infectious lesions, non-neoplastic vascular lesions, metabolic disorders (crystal deposition disease and amyloidosis) and miscellaneous disorders.

indication for ICU admission number of patients % number of deaths hypertensive disorder 195 64 0 Hemorrhage 51 16.7 0 infectious disease 11 3.6 1 amniotic fluid embolism 9 3 2 hepatic disorder 6 2 0 cerebral disease 5 1.6 3 cardiac disease 4 1.3 0 thromboembolism 3 1 0 miscellaneous disorders 165.42 2.

In the differential diagnosis of the absence of perceived pain in children four other categories should be considered [4]: congenital sensory neuropathy, distal sensory neuropathy, familial dysautonomia (Riley-Day syndrome) and a group of miscellaneous disorders including syringomyelia, hysteria, mental deficiency and leprosy.

22 Other rare miscellaneous disorders include congenital atransferrinemia and aceruloplasminemia.

Morphometric assessments of the PCF were made in ten patients with CM-I and miscellaneous disorders.

Of these 20% were admitted for traumas, 23% for other orthopaedic conditions, 22% for acute surgical and 35% for other miscellaneous disorders.

The underlying malignancy was acute leukemia in 46 (37 %) patients, lymphoma in 37 (30 %), myeloma in 14 (11 %), chronic lymphocytic leukemia in 12 (10%%) and miscellaneous hematologic disorders in 15 (12 %).

Greatest cumulative effect on MY over the 59-d evaluation period was estimated for miscellaneous digestive disorders (mainly diarrhea) and udder scald, at −304.42 and −304.17 kg, respectively.

Rotavirus gastroenteritis has been referred to the DRG code 184 (esophagitis, gastroenteritis, and miscellaneous digestive disorders, age < 18) by considering only the first diagnosis.

The top 5 NCD appeared among the top 20 commonly diagnosed illnesses with the commonest being: miscellaneous GI disorders 11,519 (5.5%), injuries/trauma 4,618 (2.2%), anemia 1,515 (0.7%), high BP 1,437 (0.7%) and arthritis 1,074 (0.5%).

McGuire et al 23 also showed that five of the eight patients with miscellaneous neurological disorders, treated with TENS via the posterior tibial or common peroneal nerves, either became dry or improved (reducing the frequency of micturition and improving bladder function); although no urodynamic or statistical data were provided in that study.