Sentence examples for presentation between patients from inspiring English sources

However, in the study by Vanek and Al-Salti, there was almost no significant difference in symptoms at presentation between patients with these complications and those without [1], although they did note that patients with ischemia and/or perforation had a higher rate of fever (78%) than those that did not (31%).

There are extreme differences in presentation between patients, varying form a relatively mild presentation late in life to fatal septicemia in infancy.

Comparison of the duration of illness prior to hospital presentation between patients with laboratory-confirmed leptospirosis who were positive by PCR and/or culture was performed using the Mann-Whitney test.

However, no significant differences were seen in clinical presentation between patients solely infected with HPIV and patients co-infected with HPIV and other respiratory pathogens.

We found no difference in stage at presentation between patients with and without MHC when we analyzed the patients below the age of 65 years and the patients 65 years of age and older separately.

The two previous studies from Hong Kong [ 5] and China [ 6] had tried to distinguish the clinical presentations between patients with and without HIV infection; however, many distinct clinical characteristics, if existed, might be missed due to the small sample size.

Finally, pre-specified subgroup analyses were performed in patients with haemodynamic stage 1 or 2 at presentation and between patients who were randomised to treatment with surgery or stenting of a stenosis in a collateral artery (excluding those who had tapering of antihypertensive medication) and those who received standard medical treatment.

A Pearson's chi-square test was used to compare differences in distribution of bacteremia, ED disposition, use of vasopressors or steroids, and number of SIRS criteria at presentation between deceased patients and non-deceased.

However, no significant differences in clinical presentation were seen between patients solely infected with HPIV and patients co-infected with HPIV and other respiratory pathogens (Table 2).

While PHN has a single well-defined cause, the underlying pathophysiology and presentation may vary between patients and within patients over the course of the disease [ 48].

Further research into first-symptom presentation and concordance between patients and primary and hospital clinical records would give further insights into methodological issues in cancer delay studies.