Sentence examples for predominant complaint from inspiring English sources

In both our patients, dysuria was the predominant complaint with dysmenorrhoea as a second complaint.

Almost 5% returned to the ED within 72 h (Table 7), most commonly for symptoms of post-concussive syndrome (30%), with the predominant complaint being headache.

Because of the predominant complaint of dysuria, both sisters were planned for laparoscopic excision of the bladder nodule by partial cystectomy and excision of the lesion at the backside of the cervix.

Patients who were 16 years and older, visiting the ED with undifferentiated dyspnea as primary predominant complaint (either sudden onset dyspnea or increase in severity of chronic dyspnea) were included in the study within 1 h of their arrival.

Indeed, while there is good scientific evidence that performance on a visual task can be interfered with when a rare unexpected distracting sound occurs, such as a phone ringing during an exam [8], a predominant complaint is that tennis players grunt too frequently, so the grunts can hardly be unexpected.

In order to circumvent this problem and minimize overlap the following approach was used to detect patients with painful radiculopathy with the highest level of security: Only patients were included in the study in whom the leg pain was the predominant complaint whereas back pain was absent or of minor intensity.

These results suggest that further investigation of SCS is warranted in this difficult to treat patient population presenting with predominant complaints of chronic, intractable, axial low back pain.

Patient sample: The study group consisted of the consecutive series of our first 41 patients who underwent SCS for predominant complaints of low back pain.

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate patient satisfaction after SCS in the treatment of patients with predominant complaints of chronic, intractable, low back pain.

Background context: Results of subsequent surgical intervention in patients with intractable pain after lumbar spine surgery are typically worse than for initial surgery, particularly in those with predominant complaints of back pain rather than lower extremity pain.

Abrupt onset of fever, frontal headaches, myalgias, and incapacitating arthralgias were predominant complaints.