Sentence examples for previously treated before from inspiring English sources

Six non-ambulating children (10 feet) who came to our observation later (between 4 and 12 months) were previously treated at other hospitals with serial casting, whereas two children with unilateral deformity were not previously treated before our observation.

Of 5 patients surviving greater than 2 years (mean age 53.2 years), 3 are still alive; 2 had colorectal, 2 pancreatic and 1 ovarian cancer; 3 received 3 or more months of HPN; 3 had baseline KPS > 50; 3 were baseline SGA-C; 3 were females; and 3 were previously treated before coming to our institution.

Five of the six patients (83.3%) had received prior anthracycline and/or taxane therapy, and all six patients (100%) had been previously treated with endocrine therapy before beginning capecitabine.

Following a previously treated open tibial fracture one year before the current presentation, this patient suffered a minor cut which later developed into infection, requiring formal soft tissue reconstruction.

All patients were heavily pre-treated: all had earlier received chemotherapy (median of two regimens; range, 1 6), including 60% (n=9) of the patients previously treated with an anthracycline-containing regimen, 86% before surgery, and 40% before radiotherapy.

Two patients from group II had been previously treated for TB, 6 and 11 years before inclusion, respectively.

Some of the people coming to emergency rooms had not sought medical attention before, but others had been previously treated and released.

This clandestine nurse had previously treated another patient who had died 2 weeks before.

None of the previously treated patients had received therapy for at least 1 month before the study.

Biologic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (bDMARDS) were discontinued before study entry; patients were excluded if previously treated with >2 anti-TNFs, rituximab or abatacept.

In only one case did a small delineation of a previously treated band occur, although it was much less apparent than before surgery.