Sentence examples for uncommon patients from inspiring English sources

Although pineal metastasis is uncommon, patients with pineal lesions who present with a known malignancy should raise suspicion of metastatic involvement.

Since DBS in paediatric patients is still relatively uncommon, patients are frequently attended by adult neurologists, who more frequently use the BFMDRS and are often unfamiliar with paediatric scales.

Research challenges in the rare disease area include identification of uncommon patients for clinical trials, recognition of the clinical spectrum of a given disorder and understanding genetic and environmental factors that influence disease manifestations (phenotype).

Although cases such as these are uncommon, patients with active ulcerative colitis also exhibit increased apical BK channel expression along the entire surface-crypt axis (in contrast to noninflamed colon, where apical BK channels are mainly restricted to surface cells), which may at least partly account for the excessive K+ losses that often occur in this disease (31).

Although Phillips cuts a sufficiently glamorous figure to earn him the sobriquet "the Martin Amis of British psychoanalysis," he firmly states his preference for the common over the uncommon patient.

Nor was it uncommon for patients to ignore doctors' orders because of cost.

Strokes are not uncommon for patients in his condition, according to Gibbons.

In Belgium, it is not uncommon for patients to live in psychiatric institutions for years.

Such infections are not uncommon in patients of any age who use a catheter after surgery, doctors said.

It is not uncommon for patients to present with bilateral knee pain.

A recent study by researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center found that it was not uncommon for patients and medical equipment to be unsecured as ambulances sped to the hospital.