Sentence examples for positive provocation from inspiring English sources

Internal intervertebral disc derangement and positive provocation discography could be treated with surgical fusion or intradiscal electrothermal therapy.

The first patient had positive provocation result and history of SCA whereas the second patient was asymptomatic and also had positive provocation result.

A correlation will be established between diagnosis of SIS and rotator cuff tendonitis, positive provocation tests, existence of active MTrPs and the diagnostic results obtained with US.

Patients with absent provocation by the straight leg raising test might risk negative advice for subsequent neurosurgical counseling, while, vice versa, positive provocation tests sometimes lead to unrealistically high expectations of surgical outcome.

As regards the group of 7 individuals with positive provocation test results, 2 patients had history of SCA (men), among whom, in 1 person, the diagnosed SCA mechanism was ventricular fibrillation.

In the presented work, a molecular analysis of the whole SCN5A gene was carried out with respect to patients with positive provocation test (apart from 1 person who failed to give their informed consent) as well as their family members (1st degree of kinship) who gave their informed consent.

Significantly more subjects had positive pain provocation tests after hypertonic (67% of subjects) compared with isotonic saline (20%; P < 0.001).

This study hypothesised that experimental pain induced in a superficial pelvic ligament causes (1) hyperalgesia to pressure, (2) distinct pain referral, and (3) an increased frequency of positive pain provocation tests of the SIJ complex.

The 3 persons were asymptomatic 2 men with positive pharmacological provocation test and a woman related to one of the men (daughter) with a negative result.

At exon 7 of the SCN5A gene, a DNA sequence variant within the intron (pos. 38591480, C>G) was identified in 4 patients out of 6 with positive ajmaline provocation test.

Williamson and coworkers [ 32] showed that MRI-diagnosed sacroiliitis was present in 38% of a group of unselected PsA patients and was not necessarily associated with a clinical history of inflammatory back pain or positive sacroiliac provocation tests.