The WHR in this study was measured at presentation in cases and, since most patients presented in an advanced stage of disease, there may have been significant weight loss among the cases prior to recruitment.
Most patients presented no symptoms specific to the urinary tract.
Most patients presented to our hospital on the same day as their dive.
Most patients presented with exacerbating DM symptoms when the colorectal cancer relapsed.
Results: Most patients presented with nonspecific nasal complaints; most commonly, purulent rhinorrhea and nasal obstruction.
Despite most patients presented with single organ failures and low severity scores, this condition is associated with a dismal prognosis.
Most patients presented with symptoms such as abdominal or pelvic pain, dyspareunia, abdominal distension, urinary frequency and constipation.
Discussion In this study, admission to ICU was consistent with British recommendations since most patients presented at least one clinical or biological criterion indicating ICU admission.
The jaw was the most affected place (35%), followed by zygoma (24%) and by the nose (23%), though most patients presented a single facial fracture (82,5%).
Most patients presented generalized social phobia (n = 42 ; not generalized social phobia : n = 18), and 24 received at least one comorbid axis I diagnosis.
Most patients presented with fever and meningism (Table 2).
