1 d give more attention to key elements of the patient's history.

2  images should be interpreted along with the patient's history and clinical status.

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

4 stural hypotension can be suspected from the patient's history and is readily documented in the clini

5                    Limited availability of a patient's history and limited experience of interpreters

6 sthma, and how it might be assessed from the patient's history and objective measurements.

7 ce interaction to collect information on the patient's history and perform the physical examination.

8                                          The patient's history and physical examination are the found

9 t is likely that many physicians rely on the patient's history and their physical examination to diag

10                              A review of the patient's history from a health questionnaire revealed t

11                                          The patient's history is usually the key to differentiation

12 -28.2] cells/mm2; P = .03), independent of a patient's history of optic neuritis.

13 is a rule for adapting a treatment plan to a patient's history of previous treatments and the respons

14  during the evaluation period because of the patient's history or a positive stress test.

15 erpret CCK cholescintigraphy in light of the patient's history, prior workup and clinical setting.

16                              In our case the patient's history together with high quality abdomen MRI