Sentence examples for rash presentation from inspiring English sources

Although there were a few studies which focused on nab-paclitaxel regimen worldwide, there was limited literature reported skin rash presentation among them.

While in the majority of cases this pain will resolve within a year of initial rash presentation, for some patients the pain may persist for five years or more [ 8].

Independent predictor variables included: socio-demographic variables (age, gender, ethnicity, BMI etc).; time elapsed since first appearance of rash; diagnosis of HZO; antiviral prescription within 72 hrs of rash presentation; level of analgesics used (level 1 vs. level 2 vs. level 3); hospitalisations (binary – Yes/No); Co-morbidities; and ZBPI 'Worst pain' item scores.

Overall from our study, it is apparent that the presence of haemorrhagic rash on presentation is by far the most positively statistically significant diagnostic factor for the diagnosis of Neisseria meningitidis.

Fig. 1 Mobile phone image of erythema migrans at time of initial eruption Fig. 2 Erythema migrans rash at time of presentation to the emergency department.

Clinical features at presentation included rash, fever, lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly in 75% of patients.

On presentation, generalized rash with eschars were observed, and a history of working in fields in recent past was obtained.

In retrospect, her clinical presentation with rash, fever, and lymphadenopathy within 4 weeks of initiating treatment is consistent with severe SSZ toxicity [ 17].

Background: Rubella virus generally causes a mild fever, rash illness similar in clinical presentation to infections by other viruses including measles and parvovirus B19.

Viral-like presentations without a rash, in conjunction with positive serology, can now be considered part of the clinical spectrum of B. burgdorferi infection [ 15].

Failure to recognize erythema migrans or alternatively, viral-like presentations without a rash, can lead to missed or delayed diagnosis of Lyme disease, ineffective antibiotic treatment, and the potential for late manifestations.