Sentence examples for months before presentation from inspiring English sources

Seven months before presentation, she also began to experience this headache with bending over and coughing.

The patient had routine cataract surgery 3 months before presentation and had adapted his post cataract surgery glasses to use on the tennis court.

The latter case involved a revision surgery for a residual coxa vara after a previous valgus osteotomy fixed with a plate and screws 11 months before presentation.

There was no previous surgical interference before presentation in 13 of the cases, but a previous bilateral adductor tenotomy was implemented 12 months before presentation in two cases (one patient) while the other case had a previous unsuccessful valgus osteotomy to correct for unilateral developmental coxa vara which was fixed by plate and screws.

Additional clinical data, including patient co-morbidities, clinical course and outcome, antimicrobial therapy in the 3 months before presentation, and outpatient therapy for the current episode before the blood sample was obtained for culture, are acquired by chart review, patient interview, and by contacting the patient's attending physicians.

Six months before presentation, he developed word‐finding and comprehension difficulties and speech output greatly diminished.

I recalled seeing a presentation months before, in which the presenter asked his audience, "What got you into this field in the first place?" My answer: "I got in because I wanted to make things better".

Smoking status was characterized as "never", "former" (patients who stopped smoking at least 12 month before presentation), or "current" (patients who were either still smoking or stopped smoking less than a year before presentation) [8].

Mr. Smith, 56, who friends say can remember numbers from presentations he has seen months before, spent much of his career in finance at General Motors and ran Hughes's defense business.

Moreover, within patients with advanced HIV disease we determined the frequency of "late testing" (i.e.; HIV diagnosis ≤6 months before initial presentation to care) and "delayed presentation to care" (i.e.; HIV diagnosis >6 months before initial presentation to care).

For a number of different cancers, a further questionnaire was then mailed to a subset of patients, examining time to presentation and risk factors for waiting >3 months before first presentation to a doctor.