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He also had biopsy-confirmed cutaneous Kaposi's Sarcoma (KS), identified within the same year of presentation, treated with pegylated liposomal doxorubicin 20 mg/m once every 21 days for two cycles.

Their feasibility study included 139 eligible patients (median age 56 years; 79% FIGO stage III/IV at presentation) treated at one of five docetaxel cisplatin dosage levels, with docetaxel doses ranging between 60 and 85 mg m−2, and carboplatin doses ranging between an area under the concentration time curve (AUC) of 5 and 7 mg ml−1.

These data show that women present later and are more ill at presentation, are treated less often and later with fibrinolysis and angioplasty, and have more complications of their AMI and its treatment.

The second patient had a diagnosis of H1N1 infection made on the basis of clinical presentation and treated in the community with oseltamivir for five days.

The patients with neoplastic disease at presentation were treated with surgery (two removal of thymoma), or chemotherapy (one B cell lymphoma) and improved dramatically (immunotherapies also given).

An increasing proportion of patients with mCRC at first presentation are treated with systemic chemobiologic therapy without pre-emptive resection of the primary tumour.

In a randomised trial of treatment in 610 patients with SCLC, 19 patients who had symptomatic cerebral metastases at presentation were treated initially with chemotherapy, and cranial irradiation withheld.

46 While more symptomatic presentations are treated with methylene blue and activated charcoal to prevent further gastrointestinal absorption.

Such practice variations could mitigate lack of access to endocrinologists, particularly in areas or cases where less severe presentations are treated by primary care physicians and/or other health specialists, such as dietitians.

Time to see a clinician: time (min) from triage presentation to treating clinician (medical officer (MO) or NP) contact.

These were defined as follows: Time to see a clinician: time (min) from triage presentation to treating clinician (medical officer (MO) or NP) contact.