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(The patient decided to have mammograms every three years until she turns 50).
Once she was handed a diagnosis of diabetes, the patient decided it was time to lose her excess weight.
At this point, the patient decided he'd had enough, and the couple soon flew back to New York.
The tests were always normal, and so eventually the patient decided that her crazy thirst might be strange but not serious.
If a patient decided to take the same total number of capsules over 20 days, or to take three a day instead for the 10 days -- decreasing the dose intensity -- the treatment might not work as well or perhaps not at all.
The patient decided to proceed with laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy at 16 weeks following primary closure.
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The patient decides".
One patient decides to do just that.
Treatment success is what the patient decides to do with the information they are given.
A clinician confronted with a headache patient decides to consult a diagnostic guideline.
So if a patient decides against the wait and see approach the question remains which early intervention should be applied.
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