1 eating problems even when not included among presenting complaints.

2 (mTBI) accompanied by concussion is a common presenting complaint among children presenting to emerge

3 two groups differed significantly in type of presenting complaint and source of referral.

4              The limited concordance between presenting complaints and ED discharge diagnoses suggest

5                Among ED visits with the same presenting complaint as those ultimately given a primary

6 tting, dizziness increases in frequency as a presenting complaint; as many as 7% of elderly patients

7               Non-allergic rhinitis may be a presenting complaint for systemic disorders such as gran

8 d a noncoronary diagnosis that explained the presenting complaint in 11% of patients, suggested the p

9 Sleep problems are frequently encountered as presenting complaints in child neurology clinical practi

10 aches in children and adolescents are common presenting complaints in emergency departments.

11 ltiple sclerosis (MS), either as the initial presenting complaint prior to a definitive neurological

12 severe sharp pain was the single most common presenting complaint, the clinical presentation was dive

13         Falls in elderly people are a common presenting complaint to accident and emergency departmen

14 is study of a group of patients (n=10) whose presenting complaint was progressive dysfluency, resting

15                              The most common presenting complaints were diminished vision (96.45%) an

16 nitive impairment, it remains one of the few presenting complaints which may identify people experien