Sentence examples for retrospectively mixed from inspiring English sources

Retrospectively, mixed or concomitant infection in patient 1 could have been present which might not have been detected by the conventional diagnostic methods; pre-treatment with antifungals may lower the culture yield and fungal elements in tissue samples may often appear as pleomorphic, impeding diagnosis of mixed infections and representing diagnostic challenge.

Twenty patients with a lateral cross-bite treated exclusively by a Haas expander in early mixed dentition were retrospectively analyzed before treatment, at appliance removal, and at 21 months out of retention.

These findings confirm and widen the results of other studies because they were carried out at a single center with fewer patients and included retrospectively both ICU patients and mixed (3– 6, 8, 11) or solely noncritically ill patients (9) or patients receiving allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (7, 10).

Revision findings were retrieved from surgical notes, and pseudotumors were retrospectively graded as fluid-filled, mixed-type, or solid.

Ultrasound examinations were performed by 1 of 3 musculoskeletal radiologists, and pseudotumors seen by ultrasound were retrospectively classified as fluid-filled, mixed-type, or solid.

We retrospectively studied 60 patients in a mixed medical, surgical, neurological ICU during 2003 and 2007 [ 1- 3].

To determine the prevalence of HCV mixed genotype infections, we retrospectively analyzed genotyping data for paired serum samples from 22,125 HCV-infected patients during the past 11 years March 2000 May 20100) for all regions in Pakistan by using molecular-based genotype-specific methods (6, 7 ).

Design: A 2 × (15 × 3) mixed, block design was used retrospectively to analyze the impact of gender on subjects matched for age, American Spinal Injury Association ASIAA) motor impairment classification, and level of neurologic injury.

Pseudotumors seen in revision surgery were retrospectively graded as fluid-filled, solid, or mixed-type based on the surgeon's description of consistency, wall thickness, and content of pseudotumors.

In order to determine the impact of changing intake, this pilot study of patients with bulimic disorders (N = 19) or anorexia nervosa (N = 9) used a mixed quantitative and qualitative design to retrospectively examine their perspectives of the short- and long-term pros and cons of such change.

We retrospectively reviewed all admissions from January 2010 to December 2013 in a tertiary, mixed ICU that serves a London major trauma centre (MTC) hospital.