Sentence examples for serious clinical features from inspiring English sources

Although serious clinical features were not seen in most presentations and 51% were medically discharged from the ER (length of stay 5.3 h), patients presented agitation (24%), acute anxiety (21%), acute psychosis (16%), palpitations (10%), seizures (8%) and or hypertension (8%).

This patient displayed serious clinical features given that she had compound truncation mutations, which led to hepatic AGT deficiency.

She was also followed by HC-FMUSP for routine check-ups, and her medical report shows no tumour development or presence of other serious clinical features.

Defects in the frataxin gene and thereby a reduced level of functional frataxin protein leads to a human disease named FRDA (OMIM 229300), with serious clinical features including abnormalities in glucose metabolism, limb and gait ataxia, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and reduced expectancy of life.

25 In association with marked QT-interval prolongation, cardiac arrhythmias are the most serious aspect of its clinical features.

Serious sequelae from these clinical features can occur, including obstructive airway compromise and superior vena cava syndrome; both may require emergent glucocorticoid and/or radiation therapy.

In cases that showed a deletion of E-cadherin and β-catenin, one would expect serious brain edema and the clinical features of intracranial hypertension.

The failure to recognize the distinctive clinical features of serious methylmercury poisoning in adults delayed the identification of the etiology of Minamata disease and thus recognition of the full extent of the outbreak.

In primary care clinics where acute illnesses are triaged and managed, PO may be particularly useful in young infants (<2 months of age), among whom clinical features of serious illness are often subtle and non-specific.

A recent review described the diagnostic value of clinical features to identify serious infections in children [ 25]; however, they included fewer and different studies addressing duration of fever or illness.

To our knowledge, this is the first large-scale trial, investigating the (added) value of POC CRP in addition to clinical features in identifying serious infections in acutely ill children in ambulatory care, including general practice, paediatric outpatient clinics and hospital emergency departments.