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1 ss in the distribution of neurectomy without complaint.

2 mary care treatable, we identified the chief complaint.

3 nstitutional review board approved and HIPAA complaint.

4 presenting to the ED with dyspnea as primary complaint.

5 terms of caring for patients with this chief complaint.

6 er the nature of the cause of the sufferer's complaint.

7 ed, with mild headache being the most common complaint.

8 tient with only a mild right-sided abdominal complaint.

9 ify significant risk factors for receiving a complaint.

10 etal pain is a significantly common clinical complaint.

11 rparts, yet only the former had more typical complaints.

12 d present with either vasomotor and/or joint complaints.

13 trointestinal symptoms being the most common complaints.

14 mitted to our emergency service with ongoing complaints.

15 as the test does not correlate with consumer complaints.

16 e over 3 years in elderly people with memory complaints.

17 diagnostic yield in patients with abdominal complaints.

18 ephaly, distinct faces, and gastrointestinal complaints.

19 Only 59 cases (7.8%) did not suffer of major complaints.

20 y plays any role in post-treatment cognitive complaints.

21 mbs and are mainly associated with aesthetic complaints.

22 may underlie chemotherapy-induced cognitive complaints.

23 ivided into functional complaints and social complaints.

24 lems even when not included among presenting complaints.

25 lobes compared with subjects with subjective complaints.

26 nted impression that statins increase muscle complaints.

27 e imaging (MRI) following unrelated clinical complaints.

28 requires the differential diagnosis of these complaints.

29 iochemical treatment targets have persistent complaints.

30 iation of these diseases and musculoskeletal complaints.

31 d 39 conflicted individuals in whistleblower complaints.

32 the disease as a variety of musculoskeletal complaints.

33 large part, by self-limited gastrointestinal complaints.

34 associated with other, more bothersome skin complaints.

35 r had the highest number of overall insomnia complaints.

36 tory findings or appearance of new abdominal complaints.

37 nd overnight hospital stays with respiratory complaints.

38 ependent risk factor for having more patient complaints.

39 es mellitus (DM), and central nervous system complaints.

40 ue), and questions addressing abdominal wall complaints.

41 gists generated a disproportionate number of complaints.

42 ilies presenting with associated multisystem complaints.

43 loyee visits were due to unique, eye-related complaints.

44 should be aware of the patient's history and complaints.

45 nts, most of which are due to cardiovascular complaints.

46 of ophthalmologists accounted for 61% of all complaints.

47 s tap water (NE Spain) which caused consumer complaints.

48 th AD compared with subjects with subjective complaints (27 mL/100 g/min +/- 5 vs 33 mL/100 g/min +/-

49 [161 healthy controls, 68 subjective memory complaints, 419 mild cognitive impairment and 121 Alzhei

50 control participants with subjective memory complaints (42% female, mean [SD], 59 [59]; Mini-Mental

51 s suspected in 542 of 858 employees with eye complaints (62%); adenovirus was detected by PCR in 44 o

52 Reading was the most common functional complaint (66.4% of patients).

53 ent were obtained for this prospective HIPAA-complaint ablation and resection study.

54 The number of unsolicited patient complaints about a physician has been shown to correlate

55 In response to complaints about food waste and difficulties in meeting

56 he number and content of unsolicited patient complaints about ophthalmologists to identify significan

57 mpared the distribution and rates of patient complaints about ophthalmologists with those of nonophth

58 abilitation were asked, "What are your chief complaints about your vision?" before their appointment.

59 Musculoskeletal complaints accompanying or as a result of endocrine diso

60 efractive error is emerging as a significant complaint after anatomically successful DSEK.

61 tors for high numbers of unsolicited patient complaints after adjusting for other covariates.

62 ategies for, nonrefractive subjective visual complaints after cataract surgery.

63 t HT is a significant predictor of higher LC complaints after initiation of ET.

64 Visual complaints after multifocal IOL implantation are more co

65 Complaints against 5273 nonophthalmic surgeons and 19487

66 We (1) described the distribution of complaints against ophthalmologists; (2) compared the di

67 We collected whistleblower complaints alleging illegal off-label marketing from the

68 Although diarrhea is a frequent complaint among solid organ transplant recipients, the c

69 eprivation and fatigue are common subjective complaints among astronauts.

70 indicate a 73% to 88% prevalence of physical complaints among laparoscopic surgeons, which is greater

71 ature, we found a 74% prevalence of physical complaints among laparoscopic surgeons.

72 normal test performance and prominent memory complaints among patients with epilepsy.

73 By the end of the study period, top chief complaints among those undergoing CT included head injur

74 y the end of the study period, the top chief complaints among those who underwent CT were abdominal p

75 What follows will disappoint those who await complaint and criticism, for example, about the difficul

76 d 2) controls with no subjective memory loss complaints and a score >30 in the Phototest cognitive te

77 Somatic complaints and altered interoceptive awareness are commo

78 ip between longitudinal changes in cognitive complaints and changes in brain activation after chemoth

79 distortion and were correlated with patient complaints and complications.

80 The most frequent complaints and diagnoses were arthralgia (n = 129 [77.7%

81 The limited concordance between presenting complaints and ED discharge diagnoses suggests that thes

82 scales were used to monitor gastrointestinal complaints and hunger and fullness scores.

83 of inflammation; and the influence of sleep complaints and insomnia on inflammaging and molecular pr

84 cts, 4621 completed a survey about abdominal complaints and intake of common food items.

85 This report examines cognitive complaints and neuropsychological (NP) testing outcomes

86 for AAMI based on baseline subjective memory complaints and objective memory performance.

87 ity encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical complaints and presentations.

88 i athletes in the context of high subjective complaints and psychiatric impairment.

89 There was no correlation between subjective complaints and serological histamine parameters in patie

90 have generally been divided into functional complaints and social complaints.

91 which may help us better document patient's complaints and surgical outcomes.

92 afe and suitable therapy to improve clinical complaints and the quality of life of individuals with A

93 cts completed questionnaires about abdominal complaints and their intake of common food items.

94 estinal complaints, those having respiratory complaints and those having both gastrointestinal and re

95 ved consecutively from patients with vaginal complaints and/or with histories suggestive of STI.

96 for fever, obtaining care for a respiratory complaint, and using oral rehydration solution for diarr

97 ever treatment, care-seeking for respiratory complaints, and appropriate diarrhea treatment.

98 idence of 3 CVD risk factors (obesity, sleep complaints, and depression) was predicted by a large num

99 e and 3 subscales (depressed affect, somatic complaints, and interpersonal problems).

100 mprovements in myocardial perfusion, anginal complaints, and quality of life score </=12 months of fo

101 less likely to enroll into care with a chief complaint (AOR, 0.08; 95% CI, .05-.12).

102 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Musculoskeletal complaints are a feature of several endocrine diseases.

103 with what disease in internal medicine these complaints are associated.

104 Insomnia complaints are common in older adults and may be associa

105 or developmental delays and gastrointestinal complaints are common, as is a biochemical profile indic

106 Higher LC complaints are significantly associated with ET 6 months

107 disease status was associated with clinical complaints (arthralgia, weakness, loss of vitality, and

108 Among ED visits with the same presenting complaint as those ultimately given a primary care-treat

109 d physicians and scientists described in the complaints as having financial relationships with defend

110 in seven authors identified in whistleblower complaints as involved in off-label marketing activities

111 mild cognitive impairment, or general memory complaints as of January 1, 2003, were followed up for a

112 Memory problems are among the most common complaints as people grow older.

113 nosis, and disposition of employees with eye complaints as well as PCR and serotype results were reco

114 ed language and communication (LC) cognitive complaints at T2 (P = .003), but no significant differen

115 sion models examined predictors of cognitive complaints at T2, including selected demographic variabl

116 opy (EGD), colonoscopy or both for abdominal complaints at the Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatol

117 ubgroups based on their primary neurological complaint (balance disturbance, headache and sensory los

118 e Control and Prevention, incorporates chief complaints but not data from the whole encounter note in

119 ed with increased endorsement of psychiatric complaints, but not with objective cognitive performance

120 s in complaint type profiles and quantity of complaints by ophthalmic subspecialty, practice setting,

121 AB1 with irritable bowel syndrome, cutaneous complaints, connective tissue abnormalities, and dysauto

122 To determine whether these chief complaints correspond to nonemergency ED visits, we then

123 Using a large national patient complaint database, we evaluated the number and content

124 Overall, abdominal wall complaints decreased from 82% to 13% of the patients; an

125 mographic and treatment variables, cognitive complaints, depressive symptoms, quality of life, and NP

126 e, depressive symptoms and subjective memory complaints did not moderate the association between Abet

127 ory deficits went on to develop more symptom complaints during chemotherapy than those who had no bas

128 nation is warranted for patients with visual complaints during docetaxel chemotherapy.

129 ent presentations of various musculoskeletal complaints every day.

130 ory biology dynamics; the impact of insomnia complaints, extremes of sleep duration, and experimental

131 Unlike US whistleblower complaints, few UK rulings described practices targeting

132 versus 70.3% for surveillance with the chief complaint field (difference, 22.6%; P < 0.001).

133 ole encounter note was superior to the chief complaint field alone.

134 case of influenza was 2.3 by using the chief complaint field model.

135 curate than a model that uses only the chief complaint field.

136 lerated but caused fatigue, gastrointestinal complaints, fluid retention, and thrombocytopenia in a n

137 who developed epigastric pain and dyspeptic complaints following an uneventful upper gastrointestina

138 an individual with depression and cognitive complaints following mild TBI.

139 Non-allergic rhinitis may be a presenting complaint for systemic disorders such as granulomatous o

140 works for both those with and without memory complaints for the DMN, but only a reduction in the anti

141 Moreover, it is associated with complaints for the patient.

142 related network in mTBI patients with memory complaints for the TPN.

143 aracterized by patterns of persistent bodily complaints for which a thorough diagnostic workup does n

144 21% in the Doppler group reported completely complaint free (P = 0.313).

145 osing marketing violations relies largely on complaints from company outsiders, which may explain why

146 ne has synthesized the range of hearing loss complaints from the perspectives of the person with hear

147 ould be vigilant in eliciting ocular surface complaints from their patients.

148 and anxiety disorders, general psychological complaints, general and social functioning, self-ideal d

149 Those with insomnia complaints had significantly more depression and fatigue

150 reased incidence of chronic gastrointestinal complaints has been reported after some giardiasis outbr

151 and were evaluated for demographic data, eye complaints, history, and eye exam, including no correcte

152 Anginal complaints improved </=12 months after cell injection in

153 Musculoskeletal injuries are the most common complaint in active populations.

154 Headache is a common complaint in childhood with up to 75% of children report

155 sual acuity on the likelihood of reporting a complaint in each functional category.

156 Despite sleep disturbance being a common complaint in individuals with autism, specific sleep phe

157 urbances are recognized as a common nonmotor complaint in Parkinson disease but their etiology is poo

158 n in 36, anxiety in 19, and multiple somatic complaints in 13.

159 Hearing loss is one of the most common complaints in adults over the age of 60 and a major cont

160 ems are frequently encountered as presenting complaints in child neurology clinical practice.

161 Gas-related symptoms represent very common complaints in children.

162 on pathophysiology of the muscular skeletal complaints in endocrine disease.

163 galantamine to treat emotional and cognitive complaints in individuals (n=32) with a history of PTSD,

164 associated with slower increases in somatic complaints in men, whereas among women, higher n-3 HUFA:

165 Gastrointestinal complaints in patients with HS should warrant further cl

166 onstipation remains one of the most frequent complaints in primary and subspecialty pediatric clinics

167 few claims made in printed material, several complaints in the US alleged multifaceted and covert mar

168 as VVAD in patients with unexplained visual complaints, in particular reading difficulties.

169 Fatigue and gastrointestinal complaints, in particular, were more frequent in the DIT

170 tryptase levels associated with multisystem complaints including cutaneous flushing and pruritus, dy

171 atient's brother and father reported similar complaints including distal extremity redness and pain,

172 s associated with CT for all evaluated chief complaints increased-most substantially among those who

173 al was obtained for this retrospective HIPAA-complaint investigation, and the informed consent requir

174 gen, RDF), as well as the Giessen Subjective Complaints List (GBB-24) and the Hospital Anxiety and De

175 Stress Scale-10, and the Giessen Subjective Complaints List-24 were used.

176 ent with previous data suggesting that sleep complaints may be a manifestation of celiac disease.

177 42% women), and 73 subjects with subjective complaints (mean age, 60 years +/- 9; 39% women) who vis

178 d algorithm for categorization of functional complaints (median kappa of 0.84 across the 13 categorie

179 ther treatments that target insomnia-related complaints might reverse these markers of inflammation i

180 mptoms such as abdominal pain, oropharyngeal complaints, neck lumps, and B-symptoms.

181 t was first performed on 23 patients with no complaint of arm weakness.

182 Anonymous meeting location, having the chief complaint of bizarre behavior (i.e., grossly inappropria

183 inutes; P<0.01), and those without a primary complaint of chest pain (3.5 minutes; P<0.01).

184 rospective review of children with a primary complaint of chronic abdominal pain referred to a tertia

185 highly active anti-retroviral therapy, chief complaint of fever, low serum sodium and low hemoglobin.

186 resented to an outside facility with a chief complaint of headache and pain behind his right eye.

187 A common complaint of older adults is difficulty understanding sp

188 Impaired memory is a prominent complaint of patients with chronic pain that substantial

189 ity, also called hyperacusis, is a pervasive complaint of people with tinnitus.

190 mptoms (21 eye examinations), the subjective complaint of photopsias/vibrating vision was associated

191 metastatic melanoma presented with the chief complaint of pulmonary infiltrates.

192 ildren who presented for medical care with a complaint of rhinorrhea had a 76% reduction in the likel

193 department of a tertiary care centre with a complaint of severe pain in both hip joints.

194 -year-old white man presented with the chief complaint of wanting to replace his posterior mandibular

195 Complaints of 'food allergy' are increasing.

196 Complaints of a dry mouth (xerostomia) and sialoadenitis

197 nary tract symptoms in a 6-year-old boy with complaints of a poor stream of urine and strain to void.

198 -year-old diabetic man of Indian origin with complaints of a sudden onset of giddiness, left-sided we

199 We present a 48-year-old female patient with complaints of abdominal pain and jaundice.

200 Significantly more patient complaints of acute transient dyspnea occurred after gad

201 RT: A 30-year-old immunocompetent woman with complaints of an epigastric swelling and undocumented py

202 presented to the cardiology department with complaints of breathlessness, abdominal pain and hematur

203 8-year-old unmarried girl who presented with complaints of chronic pain, abdominal distension and pre

204 years old patient presenting with classical complaints of developmental delay, intellectual impairme

205 on, visual symptoms are common, ranging from complaints of dry eyes and reading difficulties, through

206 ands--mainly labial and lacrimal--leading to complaints of dry mouth and eyes.

207 le was admitted to Emergency Department with complaints of epigastric abdominal pain and vomiting.

208 r over who visited our outpatients unit with complaints of food allergy.

209 ng the children who had typical and atypical complaints of GER and whether there was a difference bet

210 ionate loss of photopic vision with frequent complaints of glare necessitates penetrating keratoplast

211 ined from a diabetic patient presenting with complaints of headache and malaise.

212 ing loss- and communication partner-reported complaints of hearing loss as reported in research.

213 ing loss- and communication partner-reported complaints of hearing loss.

214 ur sleep duration >/= 9 hours accompanied by complaints of impaired functioning or distress due to ex

215 nt presented to a cardiology department with complaints of intermittent chest pain, palpitations and

216 University hospital Kralovske Vinohrady for complaints of metamorphopsia in her left eye.

217 averaged 51 years of age and presented with complaints of paracentral scotomas.

218 case of a 14-year-old boy who presented with complaints of perineal pain and dysuria.

219 EDI appears to correlate with the subjective complaints of photopsias in patients with BCR and other

220 30s presented to the dermatology clinic with complaints of recurrent redness, swelling, and burning p

221 ients with SERD (age, 19-82 y; 13 women) and complaints of regurgitation and supraesophageal manifest

222 Patients with SERD and complaints of regurgitation have impaired UES and esopha

223 A 28-year-old female patient presented with complaints of severe abdominal pain and palpable pulsati

224 was admitted to our hospital with the chief complaints of vomiting and diarrhea.

225 ificantly worse than patients without memory complaints on tests assessing memory from the Automated

226 P < .001), yet had significantly more memory complaints on two of three measures that could not be ex

227 d to the drugs at issue in the whistleblower complaints, only 62 (15%) of which contained an adequate

228 ve been associated with subjective cognitive complaints or brain white-matter lesions 5 to 10 years a

229 rug, and in the absence of subjective visual complaints or crystalline retinopathy.

230 d a higher risk of developing obesity, sleep complaints, or depression.

231 reported a significant increase in cognitive complaints (P < .05) at t2.

232 nger ophthalmologists had significantly more complaints (P < 0.01), and general ophthalmologists had

233 th depressive symptoms (P = .007) and memory complaints (P = .016).

234 fe obviously improved (P = 0.0324), clinical complaints (P = 0.0083) were significantly reduced, and

235 l Analogue Scales (VAS) for gastrointestinal complaints, pain and tiredness, drug prescriptions and t

236 al within the last year), patient and family complaints, patient and family verbal abuse, patient fal

237 Ophthalmologists had significantly fewer complaints per physician than other nonophthalmic surgeo

238 ults indicate that mTBI patients with memory complaints performed significantly worse than patients w

239 Insomnia complaints persist throughout the second chemotherapy cy

240 Her chief complaint pertained to the unesthetic appearance of the

241 , competing companies lodged the majority of complaints (prescriber: n = 16, 22%, versus companies: n

242 ational impact of BMI in patients with chest complaints presenting to the emergency department (ED).

243 rosis (MS), either as the initial presenting complaint prior to a definitive neurological diagnosis o

244 depth interview techniques and a psychologic complaints questionnaire.

245 stics, and disposition associated with chief complaints related to nonemergency ED visits.

246 iteria for HAM/TSP present with neurological complaints related to sensory, motor, urinary, or autono

247 We analyzed 2087 unsolicited or spontaneous complaints reported about 815 ophthalmologists practicin

248 e ED discharge diagnoses were the same chief complaints reported for 88.7% (95% CI, 88.1%-89.4%) of a

249 our modification of the algorithm, the chief complaints reported for these ED visits with primary car

250 he ubiquitous nature of the gastrointestinal complaints requires the clinician to consider a broad di

251 the primary outcome, a measure of cognitive complaints (Ruff Neurobehavioral Inventory-Postmorbid Co

252 nd significant correlations with the stomach-complaint scale of the GBB-24 (r = .71; p < .01) and the

253 iable regression on LC at T2 found higher LC complaints significantly associated with T1 LC score (P

254 Eye symptoms may be the chief complaint, so MC should be considered in any patient wit

255 Data restricted to sleep complaints starting >/=1 year before celiac disease diag

256 ve institutional review board-approved HIPAA-complaint study, the imaging results in 25 patients (16

257 informed consent were waived for this HIPAA-complaint study.

258 nonspecific gastrointestinal and nutritional complaints suggestive of an eating disorder.

259 Ophthalmologists had significantly fewer complaints than nonophthalmic surgeons and nonophthalmic

260 ral ophthalmologists had significantly fewer complaints than subspecialists (P < 0.05).

261 ly to report depression, anxiety, or somatic complaints than unilateral survivors.

262 AUB is a common adolescent complaint that can vary from mild to life-threatening if

263 rporate other clinical factors such as chief complaint that may inform necessity for ED care.

264 ded patients can have terminal heart failure complaints that are refractory to treatment.

265 e), psychiatric disorders (many with somatic complaints that mimic asthma) are rarely considered or a

266 If all nonresponders were without complaints, the prevalence would be 22% (95% CI 16-30).

267 three groups, those having gastrointestinal complaints, those having respiratory complaints and thos

268 and had either relayed a spontaneous memory complaint to their physician, limitations in one instrum

269 all ED visits with this same group of chief complaints to ascertain the ED course, final disposition

270 logy clinic with or without gastrointestinal complaints to reveal the association of this parasite wi

271 dicating problems with generic switches, and complaints to the US Food and Drug Administration regard

272 in the database; (3) analyzed differences in complaint type profiles and quantity of complaints by op

273 Complaint type profiles were assigned using a previously

274 TBI (mTBI) patients with and without memory complaints using resting state fMRI in the sub-acute sta

275 level, IQ, APOE genotype, subjective memory complaints, vascular risk factors, and depressive sympto

276 His only complaint was a severe neckache.

277 isease, and if present, then the most common complaint was shortness of breath.

278 The chief complaint was vomiting after intake of cow' milk formula

279 The weighted average prevalence of complaints was 74% [95% confidence interval (95% CI) 65-

280 ld male with right scrotal swelling and pain complaints was admitted to another hospital one month ag

281 iously developed to analyse US whistleblower complaints, we coded and analysed the apparent strategic

282 Subjective patient complaints were assessed.

283 The most common presenting complaints were diminished vision (96.45%) and behaviora

284 The most common chief complaints were gastroenterological (17%) and abnormal l

285 ns were raised by potential subjects, and no complaints were lodged.

286 The chief complaints were poor feeding and weight loss.

287 Subjective sleep complaints were present in almost half of newly diagnose

288 e cognitive deficits or subjective cognitive complaints were randomized to receive MPH or placebo and

289 The top three chief complaints were related to pain, respiratory distress, a

290 The most common complaints were that the SRS was overly constraining wit

291 ixty-three percent of ophthalmologists had 0 complaints, whereas 10% of ophthalmologists accounted fo

292 irment, it remains one of the few presenting complaints which may identify people experiencing early

293 ine disorder may also have its own arthritic complaints, which can present as a definitive rheumatic

294 re those 18 years or older with dermatologic complaints who would have otherwise been referred to der

295 on as well as the unique physiology of these complaints will help alert the clinician to an early dia

296 may have in exclusively associating patient complaints with dermatological implications.

297 AG laser, all patients had subjective visual complaints, with 6 patients reporting counting fingers o

298 as sensitizers for bakers with work-related complaints, with consideration of cross-reactivity to gr

299 matic brain injury is a common and disabling complaint, yet its etiology is unknown.

300 (z score = -0.47 [0.54]; p = 0.02), somatic complaints (z score = -0.43 [0.48]; p = 0.03), and socia