Historical details included duration of ocular symptoms, age, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation.
This information is supplemented by data on the initial clinical presentation (including age of onset of the first symptoms, age of onset and polarity of first mood episode, age of first psychotropic treatment and age at first hospitalisation).
Reliable, systematic and extensive data on symptoms, age of onset, attack frequencies and duration, relevant comorbidity, specific provoking factors including different hormonal factors in females, and effect and use of medication, both abortive and prophylactic, were thereby obtained.
We reviewed prospective audit data from patients referred to a symptomatic breast unit with the aim of introducing a referral schema based upon symptoms, age and relative risk of cancer.
For depressive symptoms, age was equally influential.
Adjustment for age at the start of symptoms, age at operation, sex, and BMI did not alter these findings.
Results were robust in regard to predefined patient subgroups by center, main diagnosis, presenting symptoms, age and gender.
In this paper, we present basic descriptive statistics drawn from the collected data with respect to symptoms, age, and sex.
Diagnoses, level of aggression, symptoms, age and sex, ethnicity, time of day, season [ 12, 18, 20, 21, 32, 40].
This relationship was not confounded by severity of symptoms, age, verbal intelligence or more recent stressful experiences.
