In most cases, patients recover after about eight days.
In most cases, patients who develop red cell aplasia are treated with transfusions or immunosuppressant drugs that neutralize the antibodies.
In most cases, patients have plaque and suffer a loss of neurons, the cells that enable communication within the brain, as well as a physical deformation that occurs inside of neurons known as neurofibrillary tangles.
In most cases patients look forward to being discharged from hospital, but for some old and vulnerable people, who lack the support network provided by close family and friends, it can be a daunting prospect.
In most cases, patients have small and multiple abscesses that do not require surgery.
Because the frequency of occurrence is low in most cases, patients rarely consult their doctor for this type of headache.
In most cases, patients' willingness, surgery affordability, surgical trauma, surgical complications and patients' tolerance to surgery all limit the application of single-stage surgery.
In most cases, patients appear to develop a syndrome with overlapping features of both Parkinson's disease and Lewy body dementia.
In most cases, patients were administered aspirin before arrival to hospital, so aspirin-pretreated patients were admitted in the study.
In most cases patients partially comprehended substantial information regarding the benefits, risks and inconveniences of the suggested treatment.
