Hernias are a frequent occurrence as a consequence of the raised intra-abdominal pressure and peritoneal defect created by the catheter insertion and are seen in up to 25%% of CAPD patients, with the commonest at the umbilicus, adjacent to the catheter and at the inguinal canal [7].
For individual warning signs, lethargy was the commonest at hospital presentation (39.3%) but within seven days of dengue diagnosis, hemoconcentration with concurrent thrombocytopenia <50 × 10^9/L became the commonest (71.4%).
In contrast, only 483 (9.8%) patients admitted for self harm had a diagnosis of schizophrenia and related psychoses at discharge, whereas this was the commonest diagnosis at discharge from psychiatric care (n=18 513, 24.6% of discharges).
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common disabling neurological condition affecting young adults. 1 Most people with relapsing onset MS, which is the commonest form at diagnosis, will subsequently develop secondary-progressive MS (SPMS) at some point in their disease.
A child presenting with lymphadenopathy is the commonest scenario at pediatrician.
The commonest cytopenia at diagnosis is neutropenia.
They present with local symptoms of their effect on adjacent structures, urinary dysfunction being the commonest symptom at presentation.
The source of HABSI showed CRBSI was the commonest cause at 69%, which correlates with international data.
The commonest age at entry to university of students who dropped out was 18, 20 and 21 (8 students in each category).
In terms of single asthma phenotypes, ever bronchiolitis was the commonest condition at each survey, followed by ever wheezing and then ever doctor-diagnosed asthma.
Frailty has been described as a "pre-death" syndrome [ 13], and it has been shown to be the commonest trajectory at the end of life, and to be associated with stroke, Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias, delirium, Parkinson's Disease, hip fracture, incontinence, pneumonia, dehydration, syncope, lower limb cellulitis [ 14].
