ライフサイエンスコーパス: clinical history

1 be used to predict risk in conjunction with clinical history.

2 ts must be interpreted in the context of the clinical history.

3 t be interpreted in light of an individual's clinical history.

4 tion from lower-grade gliomas, regardless of clinical history.

5 rial characteristics or subgroups defined by clinical history.

6 participation in the study but not of other clinical history.

7 differences in predictors by demographics or clinical history.

8 ency of dementia but CJD mimics had a longer clinical history.

9 se, minimal, or none-was determined from the clinical history.

10 cy of the heart before reviewing a patient's clinical history.

11 sy, pulmonary function, allergy testing, and clinical history.

12 ary and secondary prevention based simply on clinical history.

13 ol groups on the basis of histopathology and clinical history.

14 irmed by high-resolution CT and a compatible clinical history.

15 irmatory test when combined with a patient's clinical history.

16 peanut-allergic subjects were stratified by clinical history.

17 ut was established by DBPCFC and/or detailed clinical history.

18 had similar clinical symptoms, but different clinical histories.

19 awal identifies individuals with more severe clinical histories.

20 d disease biology over the time course of FL clinical histories.

21 iews, we established case patients' food and clinical histories.

22 e who hear voices with various diagnoses and clinical histories.

23 normal findings of physical examination, and clinical history, a benign foreign body reaction to sili

24 f anaphylaxis currently relies on suggestive clinical history after exposure to a potential triggerin

25 In some patients clinical history alone might be sufficient to establish

26 Their clinical histories, anal ultrasound results, anorectal p

27 The authors retrospectively reviewed the clinical histories and imaging studies of 13 patients fr

28 Clinical histories and manometric recordings of 58 patie

29 senting as one of two subtypes with distinct clinical histories and molecular profiles.

30 dentify patients with, versus those without, clinical histories and pathophysiological substrates for

31 Clinical histories and radiographic features were review

32 On the basis of their clinical histories and the pattern of magnetic resonance

33 e believed to have dysplasia on the basis of clinical history and abnormalities on endoscopic ultraso

34 urgical lung biopsy in 56 cases (18.1%); and clinical history and autopsy in 18 cases (5.8%).

35 this cross-sectional study, we evaluated the clinical history and baseline laboratory values and perf

36 itary hormone deficiencies, as identified by clinical history and biochemical testing.

37 immediate hypersensitivity reactors by both clinical history and challenge.

38 Diagnosis is made on the basis of clinical history and clinical examination, of which seve

39 We assessed the clinical history and coronary anatomy of patients with s

40 ella among adults, assessing the accuracy of clinical history and determining the sociodemographic fa

41 The ability to use the clinical history and examination along with additional a

42 Both clinical history and examination and appropriate investi

43 We discuss herein elements of the clinical history and examination essential for evaluatin

44 Clinical history and examination usually identify underl

45 Assessment included clinical history and examination, and 2-dimensional, M-m

46 emporal dementia (FTD) currently relies on a clinical history and examination, but positron emission

47 , Zimbabwe, were recruited and assessed with clinical history and examination, CD4 count, pulmonary f

48 Phenotype data were obtained from clinical history and examination, fundus photography, in

49 Findings of clinical history and examination, light and electron mic

50 ent with myoclonus depends completely on the clinical history and examination, supported when necessa

51 Initially, cases were evaluated by clinical history and examination, transbronchial biopsy,

52 otrophic lateral sclerosis currently rely on clinical history and examination.

53 zed, taking into consideration the patient's clinical history and family's wishes.

54 iabetes Association screening criteria using clinical history and fasting laboratory values.

55 We report the clinical history and histopathologic confirmation that E

56 The clinical history and histopathological features of this

57 Clinical history and hospital course were followed daily

58 Clinical history and imaging findings in 15 patients who

59 Patients with a clinical history and laboratory evidence of pancreatitis

60 The addition of perfusion data to the clinical history and LVEF was associated with increased

61 Clinical history and neck exam did not detect any of the

62 ding cardiac event when used in concert with clinical history and other diagnostics where conventiona

63 relapse or breakthrough, and 2 patients had clinical history and phylogenetic evidence consistent wi

64 Findings from the clinical history and physical examination were correlate

65 Data on clinical history and possible high-risk exposures were c

66 Data including demographics, clinical history and presentation, microbiological analy

67 d in the context of other factors related to clinical history and psychosocial status.

68 This review summarizes the clinical history and rationale for xenotransplantation;

69 independent readers who were blinded to the clinical history and results of the other technique.

70 gnosis of ocular allergy is usually based on clinical history and signs and symptoms, with the suppor

71 The diagnosis of OA is usually based on clinical history and signs and symptoms, with the suppor

72 CI recommendations, basing their judgment on clinical history and skin prick test results before and

73 f SIT prescriptions as opposed to relying on clinical history and SPT alone.

74 mild (17) and severe reactors (9), based on clinical history and subsequently provoked orally with p

75 tomography chest scan in 191 cases (61.8%); clinical history and surgical lung biopsy in 56 cases (1

76 At the screening visit, clinical history and symptoms were assessed and blood sa

77 On the basis of the clinical history and the combination of results from the

78 gE-mediated food allergy based solely on the clinical history and the documentation of specific IgE t

79 She was diagnosed as having MSA based on her clinical history and the hot cross bun sign on brain mag

80 We obtained a clinical history and three spontaneously expectorated sp

81 ed to assess a range of patient functioning, clinical history, and developmental relationship variabl

82 Demographic information, clinical history, and family history data were obtained

83 d by a transplant pathologist blinded to the clinical history, and graded according to the Banff crit

84 Data on patient demographics, clinical history, and pain management history were retro

85 Household exposures, diet, clinical history, and physical examinations were assesse

86 d by age-specific factors related to gender, clinical history, and the LQTS genotype.

87 bility of advanced coronary disease based on clinical history, and the magnitude of the surgical proc

88 used to collect the demographic details, the clinical history, and the results of a detailed clinical

89 The observers were blinded to clinical history, and the two reviews took place 3 month

90 zation patterns, patient characteristics and clinical history, and to develop models to improve predi

91 -generation family with FHM is described and clinical histories are outlined.

92 Clinical histories are reported for 2 patients treated w

93 Allergen-specific IgE measurements and the clinical history are the cornerstones of allergy diagnos

94 hronic profile was based on the individual's clinical history as well as the combination of the resul

95 , with adjustments for patient demographics, clinical history, baseline laboratory values, and surger

96 The clinical histories, breast images, and histopathologic f

97 Clinical history can reveal possible causes of nodal enl

98 Clinical history, cardiac, and genetic investigations we

99 RECOMMENDATION 2 (CLINICAL HISTORY): Clinicians should ask patients about

100 One specimen was from a patient with a clinical history consistent with C. difficile infection.

101 p deletion in a breast cancer patient with a clinical history consistent with Cowden disease.

102 an independent risk factor after considering clinical history, coronary anatomy, left ventricular fun

103 Relevant factors were identified in the clinical history; cystic fibrosis gene mutation analysis

104 verall, 92 RCM features were correlated with clinical history, dermoscopic images, and histopathology

105 4 cases with pathological FTLD, 27 (79%) had clinical histories diagnostic of an FTLD syndrome, 20 (6

106 edicine physicians who were not aware of the clinical history, diagnostic strategy conclusion, or pat

107 This analysis included clinical history, diagnostic, and therapeutic procedure

108 on medical record review in 28 cases (9.1%); clinical history, diffusing capacity of carbon monoxide

109 Clinical history, disease activity measurements, and blo

110 DL(CO)), and chest X-ray in 16 cases (5.2%); clinical history, DL(CO), and high-resolution computed t

111 Several aspects of the exquisite clinical histories documented as part of both studies, o

112 Clinical histories, electrocardiograms (ECGs), and coron

113 for liver transplantation underwent detailed clinical history, electrocardiography, and echocardiogra

114 that share common characteristics utilizing clinical history, examination, and ancillary testing.

115 Clinical history, examination, and electrophysiologic as

116 We reviewed the clinical histories, examinations, and genotypes of 85 pa

117 This review provides a framework for how clinical history, family history of cancer, and tumor ge

118 e present a 51-years-old woman with relevant clinical history for breast cancer.

119 RR interval <220 ms was more sensitive than clinical history for identifying those at risk for sudde

120 Despite its long clinical history for the treatment of Gram-positive infe

121 ollowing from the successful legacy and rich clinical history from multiple earlier liposome technolo

122 val has a low positive predictive value, the clinical history has assumed a pivotal role in assessing

123 Clinical histories, high-resolution digital color imagin

124 Clinical histories, high-resolution digital color imagin

125 Based on clinical history, histology, growth pattern, and develop

126 The clinical history, histopathologic features and particula

127 Clinical history; histopathologic, mammographic, and bre

128 Teaching file cases (clinical history, images, description of findings and di

129 Clinical history, imaging, and pathology materials were

130 We performed clinical histories, immunological evaluation, and anticy

131 The clinical history in all cases included prolonged use of

132 whereas T wave inversion does not add to the clinical history in predicting outcome.

133 n this case highlights the importance of the clinical history in the evaluation of this condition, si

134 Their clinical histories included recurrent bacterial infectio

135 Detailed clinical histories, including the clinical diagnoses bef

136 diately before the event as well as lifetime clinical history, including nature of seizures before SC

137 Two experienced observers blinded to the clinical history independently analyzed MRI datasets obt

138 s were described, the interviewers collected clinical history independently, and diagnoses were made

139 animal studies, many of the septic patients' clinical histories indicate a relatively slow onset of t

140 rporating first-responder data with lifetime clinical history information.

141 Their clinical history is characteristic for juvenile NCL.

142 A detailed clinical history is essential for this diagnosis and tre

143 Correlation of MR imaging findings with clinical history is mandatory.

144 A thorough clinical history is often sufficient to identify factors

145 Since this compound has a substantial clinical history, it provides an excellent template from

146 easures for clinical trials, we assessed the clinical history, laboratory findings and muscle strengt

147 By systematically using clinical history, lesion location, mineralization on rad

148 n instrument was constructed on the basis of clinical history (loss of consciousness, convulsive fits

149 erpreted by readers blinded to the subjects' clinical history, mammographic findings, and other test

150 tissue derived from subjects with different clinical histories may contain different ensembles of fi

151 Knowledge of the clinical history may alter a radiologist's level of diag

152 shift from the previous gold standard of the clinical history method.

153 %) patients had AF described either in their clinical history (n=426 [22%]) or as new-onset AF (n=257

154 d by race among cases from 2002 to 2012 (for clinical history, n=126 blacks, n=1262 whites).

155 Clinical history, neurological exam, spinal fluid examin

156 The initial clinical histories, neuropsychological test results, bra

157 electrocardiographic changes, aspects of the clinical history, newer biochemical markers, and angiogr

158 MR images obtained in and clinical histories of 18 adult patients with a presumed

159 The radiographs and clinical histories of 39 patients (21 male, 18 female; m

160 d histories of abortion, from flocks with no clinical histories of abortion but which had a high prop

161 opiates, and analysed the limited associated clinical histories of all cases.

162 Methods We retrospectively reviewed clinical histories of patients who had multigene panel t

163 The clinical histories of patients with DWI scans obtained o

164 even consecutive patients were selected with clinical histories of shrimp allergy.

165 ovascular Health Study) participants without clinical histories of stroke or transient ischemic attac

166 The clinical histories of the men in whom this condition was

167 e contrasting modes of evolution shaping the clinical histories of transformation and progression.

168 openia; 5 were previously healthy, but had a clinical history of a recent viral-like upper respirator

169 60 years (range, 61-105 years) of age with a clinical history of AD confirmed by histopathological ev

170 Twelve patients (35%) had a documented clinical history of adult-onset celiac disease, and a fu

171 oxysmal AF, 5 with chronic AF, and 3 with no clinical history of AF), the average correlation was 0.5

172 AF complexity increased with longer clinical history of AF, although the degree of complexit

173 penicillin based on patients' self-reported clinical history of an adverse reaction to penicillin an

174 everity and frequency of rejection episodes, clinical history of arrhythmias, coronary artery disease

175 n a COPD subset that cannot be identified by clinical history of asthma.

176 consecutive patients with AHF with no prior clinical history of CAD and no clinical evidence of acut

177 nalyzed in 55 young adults with a documented clinical history of childhood-onset depression and 55 co

178 A clinical history of congestive heart failure is associat

179 nth mortality were higher in patients with a clinical history of congestive heart failure than in tho

180 These findings suggest that patients with a clinical history of congestive heart failure who undergo

181 s aged 40 years or older with an established clinical history of COPD) were randomly assigned in 1:1:

182 Among patients with clinical history of CVD but without hypertension, antihy

183 l suppression; irrespective of viral load, a clinical history of decreasing CD4+ cell percentage is a

184 Additionally, a subgroup (26%) had either a clinical history of dementia or were undergoing chronic

185 were better predictors of mortality than was clinical history of disease.

186 Children enrolled with a clinical history of egg allergy were followed longitudin

187 A horse with no prior clinical history of equine piroplasmosis tested negative

188 efined by the treating physician as having a clinical history of heart failure at the time of enrollm

189 ction fraction ranging from 40% to 55% and a clinical history of heart failure.

190 isk stratification in patients with a remote clinical history of HSR and an initial negative ST resul

191 Subjects with a clinical history of hypertension or those with a systoli

192 ta on children and adults reported to have a clinical history of IgE-mediated hypersensitivity to a p

193 16 years) of children with WDEIA, who had no clinical history of immediate-type wheat allergy but who

194 omas develop in older patients without prior clinical history of less malignant tumors.

195 rol group, n=78) of clinical evidence of MI (clinical history of MI or Q waves on ECG).

196 Children enrolled with a clinical history of milk allergy were followed longitudi

197 including segments in three patients with no clinical history of myocardial infarct prior to imaging.

198 Selection of patients was based on a proved clinical history of NSAID-dependent or NSAID-independent

199 tients with secondary progressive MS, 14 had clinical history of optic neuritis (ON) in a single eye;

200 ntified at pathologic resection and 13 had a clinical history of pancreatitis, with initial computed

201 st visit from a sample of 83 patients with a clinical history of parkinsonism or dementia confirmed n

202 tissue from individuals with 22q11.2DS and a clinical history of PD was investigated for neurodegener

203 er IOL implantation and that had no recorded clinical history of postoperative inflammation.

204 diabetes, left ventricular dysfunction, and clinical history of premorbid symptoms.

205 al fragment B-type natriuretic peptide], and clinical history of prior stroke/transient ischemic atta

206 task - were used with 32 patients that had a clinical history of reactions to peanuts and/or tree nut

207 5 years, with food allergy defined by either clinical history of reactivity, 95% positive predictive

208 eplication sample phenotypes were defined by clinical history of reactivity, 95% PPV or challenge, an

209 In adults with SCA, the clinical history of SCI is poorly defined, although rece

210 n identical protocol but who had no previous clinical history of syncope were also studied.

211 This intimate clinical history of the 27th president and 10th chief ju

212 a (CML), wherein our model recapitulated the clinical history of the disease in two independent patie

213 The clinical history of the L. monocytogenes strains showed

214 elate with the age or sex of the donors, the clinical history of the lesions, or the histologic subty

215 igh-quality examination is performed, if the clinical history of the patient is kept in mind, if cond

216 prick testing (SPT) in combination with the clinical history of the patient is one important step in

217 The clinical history of the patients was also reviewed to de

218 hioflavin S were examined in relation to the clinical history of the sampled deer.

219 A clinical history of virologic failure was also not signi

220 sts reviewed the masses without knowledge of clinical history or histologic examination results.

221 Prevalent CHD was defined by clinical history or major electrocardiogram changes.

222 n=391), there were no differences in cardiac clinical history or prevalence of cardiac conduction sys

223 and asymptomatic subgroups, based on either clinical history or residual urea synthetic capacity, th

224 asis of sensitization (IgE >/=0.35 kU/L) and clinical history over the 5-year period, children were c

225 classified Usher syndrome according to their clinical history, pedigree data, results from ophthalmol

226 Clinical history, physical examination, and 3 sputum sam

227 Those presenting with AFP underwent clinical history, physical examination, and clinical spe

228 The clinical history, physical examination, and initial elec

229 y M. bovis BCG in the appropriate setting of clinical history, physical examination, and laboratory i

230 integration of information from a patient's clinical history, physical examination, laboratory data,

231 ains a clinical diagnosis based on a typical clinical history, physical examination, small bowel radi

232 Data on clinical history, physical examination, spirometry, asth

233 uch in the past two decades, and include the clinical history, physical examination, tests for specif

234 Questionnaires assessed clinical history, preference for participation in decisi

235 Demographics, clinical history, presentation, and in-hospital treatmen

236 t articles have comprehensively reviewed the clinical history, presentation, pathophysiology and trad

237 kers [GDF-15, cTnT-hs, and haemoglobin], and clinical history [previous bleeding]) score yielded a hi

238 classified into two subtypes on the basis of clinical history: "primary glioblastoma" arising de novo

239 and high-sensitivity cardiac troponin), and clinical history (prior stroke).

240 imaging appearance, clinical appearance, and clinical history provided sufficient information for tre

241 Review included patient clinical history, radiographic study findings, cytologic

242 IgE from patients with more severe clinical histories recognize fewer linear epitopes of Ar

243 Finally, clinical history reports revealed that patients harborin

244 nel of radiologists blinded to the patients' clinical histories reviewed their imaging for evidence o

245 For all patients, we reviewed the clinical history, seizure types and frequency, antiepile

246 heimer's disease (AD) patients with distinct clinical histories showed a single predominant 40 residu

247 Management decisions are based on clinical history, size and appearance of the nodule, and

248 In addition to clinical history, skin prick test, and specific IgE dete

249 Sections on the value and limitations of clinical history, skin testing and laboratory investigat

250 one CDKN2A, and one TP53), 15 of whom lacked clinical histories suggestive of their underlying mutati

251 Six patients had a clinical history suggestive of a benign cause of nodal e

252 Data collected included clinical history, surgical technique, histopathologic an

253 Relevant clinical history, symptoms, and signs were recorded.

254 No association was shown between clinical history, symptoms, or signs and NPV, PPV, sensi

255 The diagnosis relies on a careful clinical history, the search of serum IgE antibodies, an

256 ailable methods which include an appropriate clinical history, the use of specific immunology and mea

257 ata effectively in patient care requires the clinical history; the histopathology and biomarker infor

258 To use seizure risk factors from EEG and clinical history to create a simple scoring system assoc

259 by performing a retrospective analysis using clinical history to define samples as positive or negati

260 The algorithm uses the patient's clinical history to derive a region of interest, a desir

261 f period of abstinence or through efforts by clinical history to screen out substance-related depress

262 By evaluating studies comparing clinical history to the skin test for penicillin allergy

263 ith cancer; nearly half of these do not have clinical histories typically associated with the identif

264 del including exercise ejection fraction and clinical history variables provided slightly more progno

265 Gender and clinical history variables were examined as factors that

266 gnostic efficiency statistics for a range of clinical history variables, including suicide attempts,

267 art examinations with detailed review of the clinical history was effective in elucidating potential

268 A detailed clinical history was obtained from each participant, inc

269 A clinical history was obtained, a Barthel Index disabilit

270 iew of the circumstances of death as well as clinical history was performed.

271 In cases with decreased ADC, the clinical history was recorded and, if available, follow-

272 Clinical history was reviewed for patient demographics a

273 compared to those of mycobacterial culture; clinical history was reviewed when MTD and culture resul

274 For 1 group, the clinical history was supplied for the first reading and

275 On evaluation in detail and from clinical history, we came to know that he had inserted a

276 radic cases that presented with a compatible clinical history, we have not identified any TNFRSF1A mu

277 Previously, we developed a clinical History Weighting Algorithm (HWA) for the class

278 sted with both the IMMY and MVista EIAs, and clinical histories were recorded for all study subjects.

279 Clinical histories were recorded, and blood specimens we

280 s and lentiform nuclei was assessed, and the clinical histories were reviewed in those patients with

281 Most of the 51 case patients on whom clinical histories were reviewed presented with high fev

282 Clinical histories were reviewed, and health status ques

283 nt of these families, we obtained a detailed clinical history, with particular attention to the age o

284 hat can usually be made comfortably based on clinical history without testing in the absence of alarm