Sentence examples for presentations were mistaken from inspiring English sources
The previous presentations were mistaken," Takayama admitted.
The presentation can be mistaken for other conditions such as eclampsia, ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke, CVT, RCVS, cerebral artery dissection, metabolic and demyelinating disorders, vasculitis and encephalitis [125].
As we reported in case presentation, the lesion had been mistaken for a chalazion, but other infiltrative/ulcerative skin lesions in the eyelid, such as neoplasms, can be mimicked, so that the patient is referred to an ophthalmologist when the lesion involves the internal coats of the eye and the optic nerve.
The presentation at the conference, he said, could never be mistaken for anti-Muslim.
It should not be mistaken as idiopathic pancreatitis though the clinical presentation and complications would be the same.
A presentation as a GI mass must be distinguished from cancer, and the granulomatous inflammation surrounding the central abscess can be mistaken for tuberculosis.
This situation could be mistaken for acceleration.
40 But our intuitions can be mistaken.
[Author's Response] The Reviewer is mistaken.
First, timely diagnosis is prevented by the lack of MRI findings and the neurological presentations are often mistaken for stroke.
