ライフサイエンスコーパス: subjective symptom

1 Patients presented within 2 weeks of subjective symptoms.

2 r in children with objective than with no or subjective symptoms.

3 ent with changes in BCVA, CMT, and patients' subjective symptoms.

4 ed HA: 17 based on objective and 29 based on subjective symptoms.

5 ination, and a semi-structured interview for subjective symptoms.

6 fter each injection, and volunteers reported subjective symptoms.

7 in IBS patients and reported improvement of subjective symptoms after its manipulation with prebioti

8 elusive because it usually is inferred from subjective symptoms and imprecise signs of shock.

9 R: (1) signs of disease progression based on subjective symptoms and objective testing within 6 month

10 trast to most other medical fields, based on subjective symptoms and observable signs and call for ne

11 eing primarily responsible for ozone-induced subjective symptoms and provides strong evidence that oz

12 e (DED) is often overlooked due to a lack of subjective symptoms and reliable testing, leading to irr

13 Eligibility for surgery relies on subjective symptoms and responses to nerve blocks and On

14 y, as well as the composite score of these 4 subjective symptoms and vomiting frequency and severity.

15 predict dry eye (DE)-related clinical signs, subjective symptoms, and clinician diagnoses by heavily

16 mes included specific psychiatric diagnoses, subjective symptoms, and neurologic examination results.

17 Subjective symptom assessments were estimated lowlier th

18 The weak link between subjective symptom-based diagnostic methods for posttrau

19 The weak link between subjective symptom-based diagnostics for posttraumatic p

20 Thus, the definition of success must include subjective symptom-based outcome in addition to anatomic

21 ate neuroinflammation in subjects with no or subjective symptoms but underlying AD pathology profile.

22 thy non-gene carrier controls, patients with subjective symptoms but without positive clinical findin

23 tenosis require frequent monitoring of their subjective symptoms combined with objective measurement

24 ribed these forms in patients who had purely subjective symptom complexes (eg, fatigue or pain).

25 p, significant improvements were observed in subjective symptoms (except a part), QOL scores (except

26 migrans experience persistence of at least 1 subjective symptom for >=6 months (posttreatment Lyme di

27 cation is based on the report of persistent, subjective symptoms for >= 6 months following antibiotic

28 cation is based on the report of persistent, subjective symptoms for 6 months following antibiotic tr

29 symptoms (PTLDS) if there is persistence of subjective symptoms for at least 6 months following anti

30 Persistent subjective symptoms frequently reported 3 months after M

31 ly significant improvements were observed in subjective symptoms (from P < 0.001 for Ocular Surface D

32 r pacing and surgical myectomy may result in subjective symptom improvement.

33 to 0.1% sodium hyaluronic acid in relieving subjective symptoms in patients with dry eye disease wit

34 HPT patients often present with nonspecific, subjective symptoms including proximal muscle weakness,

35 ology is ill-defined and measurement of this subjective symptom is imprecise.

36 nt symptoms in the first decade of life, and subjective symptoms (nausea, throat tightness, and dizzi

37 sults suggest a direct link between the core subjective symptom of anhedonia, replicated neuropsychol

38 ume decrements, rapid shallow breathing, and subjective symptoms of breathing discomfort induced by t

39 s performed on 15 adults with and 10 without subjective symptoms of cedar pollinosis who wished to be

40 Positive results correlated well with subjective symptoms of DED evaluated by OSDI (P = 0.001)

41 o artificial tears, 2% RBM improved TBUT and subjective symptoms of DED.

42 sociation of perceptions as well as with the subjective symptoms of depersonalization disorder.

43 ith Sjogren's syndrome, as well as improving subjective symptoms of dry mouth, dry eyes, and overall

44 e patients report persistent or intermittent subjective symptoms of mild to moderate intensity after

45 ase Index questionnaire was given to measure subjective symptoms of ocular surface disease.

46 ective results, it has shown improvements in subjective symptoms of patients.

47 However, patients at both sites experienced subjective symptoms of TED at a similar frequency.

48 sulted in marked reductions in ozone-induced subjective symptoms of throat tickle and/or irritation (

49 ed with 41 children and 41 adults with no or subjective symptoms on DBPCFCs (grouped together).

50 We investigated subjective symptoms, QOL scores, face scale, findings of

51 ; however, there is poor correlation between subjective symptoms, quality of life (QOL), and measured

52 Corneal epithelial defects, subjective symptoms, quality-of-life questionnaire score

53 Subjective (symptom questionnaire) and objective (tear o

54 However, it remains uncertain whether the subjective symptoms reported by patients provide a relia

55 due to individual recovery trajectories and subjective symptom reporting(3).

56 discharge is challenging due to reliance on subjective symptom reports from children and caregivers.

57 t on the objective (acoustic rhinometry) and subjective (symptoms) responses to nasal allergen challe

58 %, tidal volume was decreased 31%, and total subjective symptom score was increased (71.2, compared w

59 ventions were tabulated under the heading of subjective (symptom scores, quality of life metrics, and

60 Clinical responses were determined through subjective symptom scores and objective nasal airflow me

61 Subjective symptom scores for sore throat, nasal dischar

62 lso known as Long-COVID, often presents with subjective symptoms such as brain fog and cognitive fati

63 uch as vomiting and diarrhoea, than for more subjective symptoms, such as fatigue and dyspnoea.

64 of life with better recognition and care of subjective symptoms, such as pruritus and fatigue, is al

65 showed a greater normalization of sleep and subjective symptoms than did the other groups with an av

66 nd younger and more often seek treatment for subjective symptoms than those who seek conventional car

67 ss psychogenic illness - notably, widespread subjective symptoms thought to be associated with enviro

68 The working group agreed on objective and subjective symptoms to be solicited, and standardized me

69 behavioural tests of affective cognition and subjective symptoms, to guide antidepressant treatment.

70 e dark, objective balance via posturography, subjective symptoms via questionnaires, and structural n

71 Except for palpitation after 7 min, the only subjective symptom was local pain at the injection site.

72 (UDVA, UIVA, and UNVA); depth of focus; and subjective symptoms were evaluated for 12 months after i

73 Minor subjective symptoms were noted by 10 subjects.

74 Any subjective symptoms were noted.

75 parameters, along with respiratory rate and subjective symptoms, were assessed after each dose.

76 onset: prior to symptoms (n = 27), onset of subjective symptoms without positive clinical findings (