Sentence examples for patient compatible from inspiring English sources

Bosch-Barrera J [ 20] has described a clinical vignette of a metastatic NSCLC patient compatible with the development of an AOSD after the administration of the first cycle of pemetrexed-gemcitabine regimen, which was ascribed to potential adverse effects of chemotherapy regimen though no direct causal relation to them had been established.

Finally, our statistical sample included 576 patients, compatible with all the above mentioned criteria.

Baseline fecal elastase values were <10 μg/g in all patients (compatible with severe exocrine deficiency) and did not change with treatment.

Patients compatible with these criteria but who were medically unfit for surgery, due to advanced systemic disease, were not offered the procedure and were therefore excluded from the study.

Of a total of 2993 patients compatible with our selection criteria, 55 (51 in non-diabetic group, 3 in controlled group and 1 in uncontrolled group) patients were lost at the 1-month and 54 (47 in non-diabetic group, 4 in good-control group and 3 in poor-control group) patients at the 6- month follow-up.

At the same time, reanalysis of our cohort showed that the time of a positive finding sometimes differed within viremic patients, compatible with the idea that the viral loads are generally low in persons with HPyV9 viremia and sometimes fall below the PCR detection limit.

Methods: Patient responses compatible with symptoms of TIA or ischemic stroke, obtained from participants in a substudy of the Asymptomatic Carotid Atherosclerosis Study, were used to program a neural network for each symptom.

The clinical features of our patient are compatible with a complex migrainous episode in CADASIL.

The high renin and aldosterone observed in our patient was compatible with 'end-organ hyporesponsiveness'.

If N. meningitidis was isolated and the patient had compatible clinical symptoms and signs, the patient was a confirmed case of invasive meningococcal disease.

Clinicians should consider sylvatic typhus when evaluating a patient with compatible signs and symptoms and should inquire about potential exposures to flying squirrels.