Sentence examples for presentations and associated from inspiring English sources

We now discuss various possible clinical presentations and associated congenital anomalies of the Abernethy malformations followed by diagnostic workup and treatment options.

A further potential outcome of this expanded focus is to provide direct resource benefits to hospitals by identifying strategies that can be adopted readily, and reduce unnecessary and repeat presentations, and associated costs.

The differences in outcomes have been attributed to the conditions' unique presentations and associated challenges and strengths.

Congress presentations and associated education events were identified by physicians, specifically rheumatologists and gastroenterologists, as their currently preferred source of information and continuing education which may also be applicable to other specialists.

2, 3 Furthermore, many healthcare workers may lack the experience, training, or established procedures to properly diagnose and treat these unusual presentations and associated clinical course, leading to treatment delays and consequently worse outcomes (e.g., permanent disfigurement).

To assess the clinico-epidemiologic features of different forms of OCA among Egyptian patients, we performed a retrospective study to determine the frequency, types, clinical presentation and associated genomic errors in albino patients and their relatives consulting the Genetics Clinic, Pediatric Hospital, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt.

The reported all-cause mortality after acute PE is 5 15% [ 3], driven by the severity of the initial presentation, recurrent PE, and associated comorbidities.

In this paper, such a methodological support is proposed by introducing principles for the design, validation and presentation of process models and associated data models.

However, it is important to emphasize that despite the capacity of the present spectrometers to afford quality spectral data, proper handling, interpretation and presentation of the data and associated information (e.g. images), the in-situ investigation of artworks remains a challenging task, and even more so when two or more analytical techniques are employed.

While age was shown to be strongly associated with mortality, there is evidence to suggest that acute physiological impairment, reduced functional reserve, patient preferences for care, atypical presentations, differences in physician practices and associated co-morbidities could all be factors that increase mortality rather than age perse [ 5, 6].

The atypical, silent, non-specific disease presentation of a geriatric giant is a common type of symptom presentation in the older adult and associated with limitations of activities of daily living (ADL) [ 7].