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1 practice and call for further evaluations in clinical ground.

2 itive diagnosis of FMD can be established on clinical grounds.

3 er pathologies were accurately identified on clinical grounds.

4 ssessment, and is therefore largely based on clinical grounds.

5 exclusions are not defensible on ethical or clinical grounds.

6 atient selection must continue to be made on clinical grounds.

7 employed when this organism is suspected on clinical grounds.

8 help to differentiate these two disorders on clinical grounds.

9 osinusitis are difficult to differentiate on clinical grounds.

10 difficult to differentiate from epilepsy on clinical grounds.

11 t always eligible for targeted treatments on clinical grounds.

12 an be detected in patients who are stable on clinical grounds.

13 tients the practice should be discouraged on clinical grounds.

14 ndoscopic therapy for EVH must still rely on clinical grounds.

15 surgery has gained rapid acceptance based on clinical grounds.

16 , 21 patients (28%) developed definite MS on clinical grounds.

17 with primary psychiatric disorders based on clinical grounds.

18 on since rubella is difficult to diagnose on clinical grounds alone.

19 distinguished from other febrile patients on clinical grounds alone.

20 drome is highly predictable, recognizable on clinical grounds and can be confirmed with the demonstra

21 Such trials are useful on clinical grounds and for providing homogeneous patient g

22 n vivo diagnosis is currently established on clinical grounds and supported by midbrain atrophy estim

23 cephalus (NPH) remains both oversuspected on clinical grounds and underconfirmed when based on immedi

24 One was discounted on pathological and clinical grounds, and one was a known case of variably p

25 Of 105 deaths considered sudden on clinical grounds, autopsy suggested the following causes

26 enic disease-causing genes were suspected on clinical grounds before this study.

27 lated to the subsequent development of MS on clinical grounds, but interpretation of the strength of

28 tients triaged to conservative management on clinical grounds, especially women, remains less well de

29 be effective, guidance is less clear on the clinical grounds for choosing between the 2 devices.

30 erum samples from 3,668 patients referred on clinical grounds for RNP antibody testing to a reference

31 A virus, it is not readily differentiated on clinical grounds from influenza A nor from all non-RSV i

32 tion but can be difficult to distinguish, on clinical grounds, from patients dying of cerebral malari

33 ected of having an infection on the basis of clinical grounds had blood cultures sent and antimicrobi

34 Diagnosis based solely on clinical grounds is inaccurate, and culture is insensiti

35 se appendicitis was difficult to diagnose on clinical grounds may not have been referred for MDCT for

36 osis was diagnosed as clinically definite on clinical grounds only and disability determined using th

37 LI patients whether measles was ruled out on clinical grounds or whether the possibility was not cons

38 f the patients had been diagnosed with PS on clinical grounds subsequent to sample submission.

39 On clinical grounds, they were judged to have no retinopath

40 wo patients in a Chinese family suspected on clinical grounds to have Cockayne syndrome.

41 rt of 42 fDRE patients, comparing results to clinical ground truth such as surgical resection outcome

42 To test this hypothesis on clinical grounds, we evaluated the islets in pancreatect

43 ory neuropathy is usually straightforward on clinical grounds with the help of a family history.

44 by nasopharyngeal swab who were retested on clinical grounds within 7 days.