Sentence examples for patients fits from inspiring English sources

Interestingly the profile of patients reported for unexplained cough patients fits in with those patients in our series that improved with specific therapy for OSA [ 25].

Campbell et al. found that GHK's resetting of gene expression of fibroblasts from COPD patients fits into this category of tissue repair via the TGF beta superfamily.

The indications for WBRT were symptoms in 72 patients, fits in three patients, neurological deficit in 41 patients, postoperative radiotherapy in seven patients and progressive disease (PD) in the brain on imaging (CT or MRI) in 28 patients.

The observation that complete normalization of the NK cell phenotype and function can be achieved in HCV-infected but not in HBV-infected patients fits the observation that HCV can be completely cleared with antiviral treatment whereas HBV persists at low levels.

However, the prominent facial involvement in younger patients fits well with polygraphic cataplexy characterizations that suggested a grossly rostro-caudal progression of muscle atonia in adults (Rubboli et al., 2000; Vetrugno et al., 2010) confirmed by the self-reported highest involvement of the facial district (Overeem et al., 2011).

The observation that FGF-2 levels are abnormally elevated in synovial fluid of OA patients fits a molecular model [ 18], in which FGF-2 initiates a self-reinforcing feedback loop that perpetuates the characteristic degeneration of cartilage in OA, via promoting FGF-2/FGFR1 signaling and simultaneously, suppressing FGFR3-related pathways (for example, FGFR3/FGF18 signaling).

Patients fitted with these devices must have them replaced every five to ten years.

As noted in the article, not all patients fit into neat treatment categories.

Dr Tipu Azis of Oxford University applied the same techniques to his human patients, fitting an electrode to their subthalamic nucleus, and switching off their tremor.

It has been a success, Mr. Mead said, with more than 1,200 patients fitted with it in 40 countries.

Coincidentally, a report in the Jan . 15issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases by Dr. Sanjay Saint and colleagues at the Veterans Affairs Ann Arbor Healthcare System and the University of Michigan stated that 1percentt of hospital patients fitted with a urinary catheter developed a urinary tract infection.