Sentence examples for patients concluding that from inspiring English sources

This small study revealed a lower percentage of CD34 cells in AAA patients, compared to PVD patients, concluding that AAA is a less severe vascular disease than PVD.

Ross et al. evaluated 226 SB Charité III disc implantations in 160 patients concluding that "These poor results indicate that further use of this implant is not justified" [ 47].

They found similar FC levels in both SIBO positive and negative patients, concluding that SIBO does not correlate with intestinal inflammation in CF. We did not assess our patients for SIBO.

Additionally, the authors reported pain palliation in 65% of evaluable patients, concluding that Sm-EDTMP at doses of 0.5 1.0 mCi/kg is safe and effective in the majority of patients with painful bone metastases.

Hall, et al, for example, evaluated the effect of comorbidity on survival among head and neck cancer patients, concluding that 16% of mortality at 3 years and 18% at 5 years was attributable to comorbid illness alone, with non-cancer causes of death exceeding cancer-related causes of death after 7.5 years [ 6].

Some retrospective studies have reported improved survival of ILC patients relative to IDC patients, concluding that ILC responds better to adjuvant hormone therapy [ 31], though such non-randomised observations are weakened by the possibility that ILC patients may be at lower overall risk than IDC patients.

But a review study of 14 clinical trials involving 891 patients concluded that open operative treatment of acute Achilles tendon ruptures significantly reduces the risk of re-rupture compared to non-operative treatment.

A paper published in Health Economics in May, using estimates of excess deaths purely among emergency patients, concluded that emergency seven-day working would fail this financial test.

Whatever the particulars, these patients concluded that they lacked the resources to deal with the chaos, stereophonic screaming and exhaustion of raising twins.

A clinical trial reported in JAMA (Shay et al, 1998), involving acupuncture and amitriptyline in HIV-infected patients, concluded that there was no effect for either acupuncture or amitriptyline on neuropathic pain.

A recent investigation of musculoskeletal dysfunctions in migraine patients concluded that neck pain is not simply a symptom of the migraine attack but corresponds to identifiable muscle and joint alterations.