Sentence examples for referred for case from inspiring English sources

The study included 75 mobile screening unit cases, 231 cases referred for case management support, 263 cases referred following loss to follow-up, and 315 passively presented control cases.

After these exclusions, the study had 48 mobile screening unit cases, 188 cases referred for case management support, 180 cases referred for loss to follow-up, and 252 passively presenting control cases.

Population Hard to reach individuals with active pulmonary tuberculosis screened or managed by the Find and Treat service (48 mobile screening unit cases, 188 cases referred for case management support, and 180 cases referred for loss to follow-up), and 252 passively presenting controls from London's enhanced tuberculosis surveillance system.

For the analysis of frequency of meiotic recombination between different groups, a Mann-Whitney test was used and statistical significance threshold is referred for each case.

200 patients were obtained from a group of ~240 consecutive cases referred for diagnosis (~40 cases lacked sufficient frozen tissue), whereas the remaining 25 were specifically chosen to increase the number of cases with mixed phenotypes.

Referral to secondary care in the Netherlands is done by GPs, and patients are typically only referred for US in case of persistent complaints despite conservative treatment.

These informants would have referred for abortion in cases of rape or incest, or when the mother's life was in danger, and sometimes in other cases as well.

The five professions of choice: * Medical doctor (580 cases, 38 referred for prosecution) * Registered nurse (240 cases, 17 referred) * Massage therapist (204 cases, 12 referred) * Pharmacist (182 cases, 38 referred) * Dentist (158 cases, 12 referred).

Two cases were referred for MR-guided biopsy, where one case was shown to be DCIS and the other was shown to be fibrocystic change.

We obtained independent burden estimates from a published prospective case series [ 25] comprising 2,500 unrelated cases referred for LQTS clinical genetic testing.

Results: A statistically significant increase in the number of cases referred for a second opinion to an outside pathologist was noted, from 60 to 128 cases, representing an increase from 0.35 to 0.56% of total laboratory specimen workload (P=0.0034).