1) Doctors declared her clinically brain-dead.

2) It has been clinically proved that it is better to stretch the tight muscles first.

3) Leaving aside the tiny minority who are clinically depressed, most people who have bad moods also have very good moods.

4) In 1975 she was certified clinically insane and sent to a mental hospital.

5) Some patients were clinically depressed and suicidal.

6) Clinically there was no evidence of portal hypertension.

7) Seven of these ten were clinically depressed at interview.

8) Not all people who are sad are clinically depressed.

9) Most of the patients had clinically mild disease.

10) This is shown clinically by the decrease or total loss of secretion of the affected glands.

11) Although most chronically infected patients appear to have clinically apparent hepatitis, a subclinical chronic carrier state also exists.

12) Four patients with clinically active Crohn's disease of the terminal ileum were also studied.

13) Another form of mental disorder, pellagra, was associated clinically with diarrhoea and dermatitis.

14) Twelve patients with clinically active disease had normal erythrocyte sedimentation rate values; all of these had raised scan score.

15) Design - Screening study of patients suspected clinically to have Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and other neurodegenerative diseases by prion protein gene analysis.

16) Most of the patients studied were free of clinically detectable vascular disease.

17) Clinically the consequences are reflected as inappetence, weight loss and diarrhoea, the precise cause of the diarrhoea being unknown.

18) It is a myth that is clinically naive and will not stand up in the face of empirical evidence.

19) Diagnosis of the clinically severe forms of sickle cell disease is not difficult, providing awareness of the disease is high.

20) For the last ten years of his life he was clinically insane.

21) There is medical evidence to show that he is suicidal and clinically depressed.

22) Government claims on waiting lists were also substantiated, although allowance has to be made for reductions achieved clerically rather than clinically.

23) Its toxicity has severely limited its use as an antiulcer drug but either it or its analogues are occasionally used clinically.

24) As laid back as you can get without being declared clinically brain dead.

25) Supplemental oxygen increases oxygen saturation but does not reduce the incidence of clinically important cardiac arrhythmias.

26) Of those cancers that seem to be limited to the prostate clinically,[http:///clinically.html] 25-35% will have lymph node metastases.

27) Patients described in published works with portopulmonary hypertension have all had clinically obvious portal hypertension.

28) Chronic radiation enteritis is now recognised as a frequent and clinically important sequel of abdominal and pelvic irradiation treatment for malignant disease.

29) Researchers speculate that this area becomes overloaded and shuts down eventually, leaving the woman numb and clinically depressed.

30) Others were anxious that patients with long waits had received priority over those with clinically more urgent conditions.

1) For the last ten years of his life he was clinically insane.

2) There is medical evidence to show that he is suicidal and clinically depressed.

31) Only the benefits of estrogen replacement therapy have been clinically proven: It guards against heart disease and osteoporosis in post-menopausal women.

32) Abnormalities it, urinary but not intestinal excretion of uric acid may produce clinically recognizable disorders of urate metabolism.

33) Although we did not study any patients with severe symptoms, our findings seem to be clinically relevant.

34) It opens rather clinically, with a sound-and-vision sequence featuring heartbeats, hospital interiors and instruments and a how-its-done Idiot's Guide.

35) The laboratory tests lack specificity and can be normal in the presence of clinically active disease.

36) Another 7% had a mass palpated before imaging, giving a total of 87% of cases that were diagnosed clinically.

37) Defining rigorously what constitutes a clinically significant depressive illness is problematic, regardless of the age range under consideration.

38) This syndrome is characterised clinically by abnormalities of gastrointestinal and, in some cases, bladder motility.

39) Two different points to consider For many elderly patients it will be decided that cardiac surgery is not clinically indicated.

40) These infections may be accompanied by clinically undetected baseline and episodic hypoxaemia.

41) We report photographic follow-up of patients with 3 or more clinically atypical naevi and 20 or more benign naevi.

42) Tumours of this size are not identified clinically except incidentally in surgical specimens removed because of benign prostatic hyperplasia.

43) Otherwise, clinically it appears to be relatively free from side effects.

44) Did they follow him on his pub-crawl, clinically waiting until he became suitably juiced before switching on the camera?

45) As this happens equity is sacrificed as purchasing power rather than clinically diagnosed need determines which patients should be treated.

46) Within a few years four species of Plasmodium had been recognized, responsible for clinically distinct variants of malaria.

47) Firstly, the old person must be clinically diagnosed as mentally ill.

48) This method is highly effective in detecting transformations while still in their latent stage; that is, before they become clinically observable.

49) He may not be clinically obese, but he certainly needs to lose a lot of weight.

50) However, some medical complications are not only clinically important but actually life-threatening; these require special attention.

51) We followed up 116 patients each with 3 or more clinically atypical naevi for at least 5 years.

52) The diagnosis can be made clinically by careful abdominal examination after a suggestive history has been obtained.

53) The results in patients with chronic renal failure are interesting, but clinically irrelevant.

54) The rest of his mind clinically assessed the options that this residential weekend had suddenly thrown open to him.

55) A specially constructed harness had been devised for him in one of the clinically white rooms where analysis was conducted.

56) Even in revised for, however,[] their position remains substantially unchanged and clinically incorrect.

57) This in turn may result in clinically observed pathologies of neural regulation.

58) Only about 30/-40% of patients with hepatitis B develop clinically apparent acute hepatitis.

59) One third of the population is clinically anaemic and 80% of children under 5 years of age suffer from malnutrition.

60) CONCLUSIONS— Bezafibrate appears to have clinically important antidiabetic properties.

61) Tentorial dural arteriovenous fistulae are rare clinically.

62) Clinically it may be confused with adenofibroma and lipoma.

63) The parasite infection may be clinically misdiagnosed as conjunctivitis.

64) Clinically all the symptoms could be explained by atopy.

65) Occasionally it may cause clinically troublesome hyperviscosity.

66) Conclusions Adult form nemaline myopathy is clinically nonspecific.

67) The diagnosis of bronchial asthma is made primarily clinically.

68) Cirrhosis of the liver is a chronic progressive disease found clinically, which severely threatens peoples health.

69) Two clinically asymptomatic infants showed a suprarenal right-sided mass, one infant had a mediastinal tumour with tracheal compression causing immediate postnatal dyspnoea.

70) Many studies and experiments showed that the mycelia and fermented liquid of Armillaria mellea have the similar pharmacological activity and clinically curative effect to Tianma.

71) Fortuitously, these drugs also have clinically obvious pharmacodynamic end points—hypertension for bevacizumab and skin toxicity for erlotinib and gefitinib.

72) This is frequently noted clinically as a period of diuresis.

73) ... skin .100 % fragrancefree . Oil - free . safe for contact lens wearers . Ophthalmologist - tested. Non - comedogenic. Clinically tested for skin irritancy and allergy.

74) Results: Clinically, the child with Wegener's granulomatosis had multi-system involvement, hematuria,[] proteinuria and damaged renal function.

75) Clinically tested to be free from dangerous drugs, 100 % natural capsules, no side effect.

76) Materials and Methods:44 patients clinically suspected of having DVT were comparitively examined using CDFI and ascending phlebography.

77) AIM:to observe clinically the effectiveness of Corydalis Yanhusuo on the abolition and prophylaxis of migraine.

78) Methods MRI findings in 10 patients ( 10 ears ) with clinically suggested to be labyrinthitis were retrospectively analyzed.

79) All patients had discogenic low back pain confirmed clinically and radiographically at L4-L5 and L5-S1.

80) We present a 13-year-old patient with pituitary abscess, who suffered from vertigo, headache and left temporal hemianopsia. Intrasellar or suprasellar lesion was suspected clinically.

81) Objective To analyze the results of drug sensitive test of 384 strains of Monilia albicans infection, so as to provide assistance to the reasonable use of antibiotics clinically.

82) Methods It was clinically analysed and concluded that 9 cases of chylothorax after different thoracic operation.

83) Objective To explore the dose-effect relation and the clinically reliable dosimetric data for the extracorporeal ablation of hepatic carcinoma with high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU).

84) Clinically, the fracture of radial capitulum is often complicated with the injury of this ligament.

85) Trials are also needed among subgroups of ICU patients to define biochemically and clinically optimal doses of specific vitamins and minerals.

86) The action is evaluated clinically, gastroscopically, pathologically , bacteriologically and immunologically. The result suggests that this prescription is similar to...http:///clinically.html

87) Osteoarthrosis or osteochondral tissue destroy of mandibular condyle are common diseases clinically.

88) Examination of retinal ultrastructure showed intraretinal thickening, which was similar to clinically evident edema.

89) Methods: 100 cases of ovary gonad interstitial tumor and thecoma were clinically and pathologically analysed, retrospectively.

90) Sonography can confirm clinically suspected pancreatitis and identify potential complications.

91) Clinically, typical characteristics of eosinophilic fasciitis were found in all cases.

92) Results A total of 78 scrub typhus cases were found, including 16 laboratory-confirmed cases, 34 clinically diagnosed cases and 28 suspected cases.

93) Of the 38 cases diagnosed on the spot, the strict accuracy and clinically important respectively.

94) Clinically, the occlusal Viertcial rising has been used to treat deep overbite, sleep bruxism, temporomandibular joint disorder, et al.

95) About 30 % of patients clinically only superficial lymphadenopathy, without other systemic symptoms.

96) However, the property of provoking strong Human anti - Murine Antibody ( HAMA ) immune responses restricts their application clinically.

97) Results Clinically one or more subcutaneous nodules were first found, then the lesion infiltrated up to the epiderm or down to the fascia.

98) It corresponded clinically to a , or sudden, and anatomically was limited to the superior frontal gyrus.

99) Vardenafil also had no clinically significant effects on any other semen parameters, or on levels of reproductive hormones, when compared with placebo.

100) Methods: All the CT findings of the 10 cases with Wegener granulomatosis in lung confirmed clinically or by operation were analyzed retrospectively.

101) The intralaryngeal Pingyangmycin injection supervised by the clectrolaryngoscope is a convenient and secure minimal invasive surgery, which is worthy of being clinically spreaded.

102) A lympyangioma is rare benign tumor of the lymphatic tissue, most common in the neck and head, which clinically manifests itself mainly in childhood.

103) METHODS Using the nanometer photocatalysis technology clinically , to analyze the bacteriostatic effect of medical environment.

104) Recently laparoscopic orchiopexy has been accepted as an appealing diagnostic and therapeutic procedure for clinically impalpable testes.

105) Materials and Methods95 cases diagnosed as schizophrenia with positive symptom clinically were selected to perform tyrosamine determination by hair analysis.

106) A basic knowledge of these techniques becomes increasingly important for the clinically working anaesthesiologist.

107) Reinforcing metal to soothe wood: This is a method for purifying and descending lung-qi to suppress liver-wood, clinically used to treat relative superabundance of liver-fire.

108) It is a clinically tough problem to repair compound tissued defects of limbs.

109) Objective To provide anatomical basis for repairing clinically the superficial palmar arch.

110) Lumbar spinal stenosis was diagnosed clinically and confirmed by myelogram or CT scan.

111) Small but clinically important benefits cannot be ruled out. A sex-specific aspirin effect might be present.

112) Redheads really do require more anesthesia, and by a clinically important amount.

113) Methods: 2060 cases of primary hepatic cancer were clinically researched by a large sample number clinical epidemiological survey program.

114) The uteri of 12 clinically healthy bitches and 50 bitches with a clinical signs of pyometra were examined histologically using a computerized image analysis system.

115) Conclusions Betahistine mesilate can be a choice for tinnitus treatment clinically.

116) Patellofemoral problems related to soft-tissue imbalance, implant malposition , and extensor mechanism malalignment generally become clinically evident within months of surgery.

116) try its best to gather and create good sentences.

117) Methods We divided keloid into inertia type and active type clinically.

118) Recombinant tissue-type plasminogen activator (r-TPA) was also used when clinically indicated.

119) Villa said that portal vein thrombosis is a clinically important complication of liver disease, occurring in 38% of patients within 18 months of diagnosis.

120) As part of the longitudinal Rush Memory and Aging Project, researchers evaluated the spectrum of neuropathology found in the brains of 141 older adults, with and without clinically evident dementia.

121) International Circulation: As the new anti-coagulant, fondaparinux has been studied to be used clinically but there are still relatively few trials investigating it.

122) In this paper, 802 patients with acute cerebral vascular lesions who had cerebralgia and limbs pain of hemiplegia side were clinically examined.

123) Materials and Methods Both plain and enhanced CT findings in 6 patients with pathologically and clinically confirmed imperforate hymen or colpatresia were retrospectively analyzed.

124) There were no specific symptoms or syndromes arising in the tested sheep, which was clinically similar to pasteurellosis.

125) Erythromycin is a broad spectrum macrolide antibiotic and clinically used widely.

126) Objective: To explore a new severe but sublethal acute pancreatitis model for the study of clinically relevant extrapancreatic multiorgan injury.

127) He was diagnosed as actinomycetoma clinically and pathologically. The diagnosis was confirmed by positive culture and isolated Nocardia brasiliensis.

128) The trim girl with an above-average IQ of 113 "was bright, very beautiful and clinically healthy, " the physician and toxicologist recalls.

129) Clinically , all developed blurred vision, 12 had hearing loss, 11 had headache, and 5 had tinnitus.

130) The results indicate that computer designed aniseikonia test has many advantages and is clinically applicable.

131) Otherwise, the adhesion of abradant periosteum was rather strong. After adhesion, it was hardly influencing for function. So don't emphasize to avoid avulsing lingual side's periosteum clinically.

132) Clinically, there are many problems about abortion need to he solved such as refractory operation, incomplete abortion and long time bleeding of drug abortion and so on.

133) All measurements should be recorded in metric notation, using calipers if clinically assessed.

134) Objective To improve clinically recognition of the eardrum - mastoid process operation.

135) Obligate heterozygote --- An individual who may be clinically unaffected but on the basis of pedigree analysis must carry a specific mutant allele.

136) A case of pulseless disease studied clinically and ophthalmologically is presented.

137) A diagnosis of white coat hypertension might imply that it is not a clinically important or dangerous finding.

138) Methods Analyze some examples of clinically erroneous application of cupping therapy.

139) Although the study met the sample size dictated by the authors' apriori power calculation, the difference in the rerupture rate might be considered clinically important by some.

140) It was clinically testified that supplement of folacin for neural tube defect prevention is efficient for women of childbearing ages.

141) Clinically, the patient often presents with right lower quadrant abdominal pain.

142) The condition is not recognized clinically and is presumed to be rare.

143) Conclusion:the results showed that three dimensional positions of the dorsal thalamus and the pulvinar were clinically valuable for the stereotactic operation of human brains.

144) Keratosis clinically with mats, nasal hyperkeratosis of cases caused by multiple neurological symptoms.

145) "Our findings suggest clinically important differences in the cardiovascular safety profiles of rosiglitazone and pioglitazone in clinical practice, " explain the authors.

146) Clinically evident ectopic lacrimal gland is uncommon especially at epibulbar location.

146) Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

147) Sirtuins are key regulators of clinically important cellular and organismal processes including metabolism, cell division and aging.

148) Objective : To improve the diagnostic competence for amyloidosis of larynx both clinically and radiologically.

149) Objective To develop a practical method of preparing coagulation factor V deficient plasma for testing factor V coagulant activity (FVC) clinically in patients with viral hepatitis.

150) The device can be clinically applied tothe audition test of the infant.

151) Objective The syndromic management flowchart for male urethral discharge was clinically applied and evaluated .

152) Conclusion Myocardial protection with intermittent blood cardioplegia is clinically safer procedure.

153) None of these changes were thought to be clinically important.

154) Stroke is common clinically and spasticity is one of the main symptoms.

155) Clinically for the treatment central retinal vein occlusion, stroke sequela, internal ophthalmopathy, Hyphema and other diseases.

156) Conclusion Radiologic examination in gastric emptying is clinically a new application of detection of dyspepsia.

157) Conclusion There is a significant difference in T wave shape in right precordial lead electrocardiogram between normal males and females . It should be noticed in clinically.

158) Bowenoid papulosis is a disease clinically manifested by multiple flat papules on external genitalia.

159) Methods Apply conventional and enhanced MRI scan to 10 patients clinically diagnosed with acute myelitis.

160) In conclusion, an ACTH-secreting pheochromocytoma is rarely seen clinically and seldom reported in the literature. We successfully treated this patient with left adrenalectomy.

161) It is difficult to have a diagnosis of HSP for HSP is a clinically and genetically heterogeneous group of disorders.

162) Conclusion Phase-contrast MR imaging is proved to be an accurate and practical flow measurement technique in flow phantom study and can be used in quantitative study of blood flow clinically.

163) Methods The ultrasonographic features of carotid arteries in 25 patients clinically diagnosed as Takayasu's arteritis were retrospectively analysed.

164) Method Twelve cases of auricular angioma were clinically analyzed and several treatments compared.

165) B-mode ultrasound was also used to diagnose definitely canine pyometra or mucomerta at most times clinically, the rate of accuracy can be up to 100%.

166) The porcelain-fused-to-metal crown on the left central incisor would be found to be clinically acceptable by most dental school instructors or insurance consultants (Fig. 7).

167) CONCLUSIONS: Quantitatie immunochemical FOBT has good sensitiity and specificity for detection of clinically significant neoplasia.

168) Intracranial lipomas are thought to be congenital lesions. While most are asymptomatic, they can grow over time and cause clinically significant symptomatology.

169) Results:Clinically all6cases showed severe erosion or ulcer of the oral mucosa with variform skin lesions. Solidary internal tumor was detected by CT in all cases.

170) MRI examination revealed 58 cases of transverse-type herniation, clinically manifested as symmetric incomplete acroparalysis.

171) Meno-Life combines clinically researched Black Cohosh with other herbs to provide a natural approach to a woman's management of menopause.

172) Methods 80 patients treated with the new wound dressing of sustained-release alginate fiber were clinically observed.

173) Conclusion Clinically, application ranges of cupping therapy should be definited.

174) International Circulation: When we inhibit this direct renin activity, clinically what is the significance?

175) Clinically observe the cure effect of gout arthritis treated internally and externally.

176) Veno occlusive disease is rare seen clinically,[ ] but recently disease rate is rising.

177) Dengue is an acute infection caused by the dengue virus Flavivirus. Clinically it can manifest as dengue fever or dengue haemorrhagic fever (DF/DHF).

178) Escherichia coli (E. Coli) is one of the most common pathogens in the medicine and veterinary surgeon clinically, which endanger the poultry industry and humans.

179) Materials and Methods MRI findings in 26 patients with clinically - confirmed constrictive pericarditis were retrospectively analyzed.

180) Venous thromboembolism is a common vascular disease with clinically high morbidity and mortality.

181) Conclusion The effectiveness of Qingkou solution for oral nursing care was more satisfactory than normal saline and furacilin clinically used, and could be substituted for normal saline and furacilin.

182) Erythromycin is the secondary metabolite of Saccharopolyspora erythraea. It is a broad spectrum macrolide antibiotic and clinically used widely.

183) The condition is not recoginzed clinically and is presumed to be rare.

184) Antiviral resistance to neuraminidase inhibitors has been clinically negligible so far but is likely to be detected during widespread use during a pandemic.

185) The groups did not differ in clinically important changes from baseline in the number or size of ovarian cysts.

186) Conclusion It is clinically effective and reliable that vagina indooxygen sterilization plus aril in placed in posterior fornix is applied to bacterial vaginosis.

187) These measures indicate clinically defined testosterone deficiency, referred to as hypogonadism, as opposed to a tailing off in levels of the hormone as a result of ageing.

188) Conclusion The clinoid space and medial triangle are safe to use clinically for direct approach to the superior wall of the cavernous sinus.

189) There were no clinically significant changes in laboratory parameters, including hemoglobin, "een among glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase-deficient patients, " the authors write.

190) However, only those adults in the VT/ orthoptics group had clinically meaningful improvements in NPC and PFV.

191) A kit for detecting 16 strains of pathogenic bacteria that cause fish diseases mainly by SPA coagglutination assay(SPA-COA)were clinically applied within 7 provinces in china from 1995 to 1997.

192) Lesions angiographically both evident and cryptic can be demonstrated by MR in cases with or without clinically documented hemorrhage.

193) Small or inconsistent changes in values do not necessarily indicate a clinically important effect and should be confirmed by repeat testing before being otherwise investigated.

194) Clinically, patients may have pain or swelling of the neck, sometimes with associated trismus or spasm of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.

195) On the basis of data obtained from 366 cases with forestomach disease of cattle in 1986, the causes of the disease, symptoms, and therapies were analysed and discussed clinically.

196) Objective To the pathogenicity, susceptibility to antifungal drugs, and electrophoretic karyotype of clinically uncommon pathogenic yeasts.

197) Results Genetic algorithm optimization of beam weights can produce highly conformal dose distributions within a clinically acceptable computation time.

198) There were no clinically significant changes in laboratory parameters, including hemoglobin, "even among glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase-deficient patients, " the authors write.

199) Tiopronin is a novel sulfhydryl glycin derivative, which has been used clinically for the treatment of all kinds of hepatitis, fatty liver, hepatocirrhosis.

200) It is characterized clinically by slack skin, plaques, nodules, and histologically by granuloma with lymphoid cell infiltrate and multinucleate giant cells with loss of elastic fibers.

201) Clinically, it is used to treat cerebral infarction, thrombus vasculitis, femoral artery obliteration, lung obliteration ets.

202) Several clinically important enzymes and proteins that include bovine serum albumin, streptokinase, chymotrypsin, dispase, glucose oxidase (GOD) etc. , have been immobilized based on this method.

203) The dose may be doubled, still administered once daily, if judged clinically necessary and advised by the veterinary surgeon.

204) Method:Clinically diagnoses each kind of mammary gland disease 2386 exam- ples, the union using the computer infrared scanner.

205) Thus proposed clinically in on both has had to respect its group of sides rigorousness, and did not rigidly adhere to the article limits, had to know Chang Dabian, nimble utilization.

206) Clinically it was quite similar with lymphocutaneous sporotrichosis . Direct examination and histopathology revealed brown spores.

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207) Clinically affected teeth have a dark amber opalescence . The teeth undergo much attrition at an early age, as the enamel fractures away from the imperfectly formed underlying dentin.

208) The diagnosis is made clinically based on the rash affecting only one dermatome associated with the ophthalmic division of cranial nerve V (trigeminal nerve).

209) Inosine, one of the catabolic products of purine nucleotide, has long been clinically used to supplementally treat a variety of diseases due to its involvement in energy synthesis.

210) Clinically, the typical patient is a male between the ages of 40-60 years. The most frequent complaints are unilateral nasal obstruction, stuffiness, epistaxis, dysosmia, rhinorrhea and pain.

211) Cryptorchidism is a clinically common congenital deformity of the genital organ, the etiological factors of which are still not clarified up to now.

212) BACKGROUND: Meningiomas are the most common intracranial neoplasias, representing a clinically and histopathologically heterogeneous group of tumors.

213) Objective To evaluate clinically double - balloon enteroscopy and intestinal enteroclysis in intestinal diseases.

214) BACKGROUND: Aggressive treatment of hyperglycemia in hospitalized patients can improve clinically important outcomes.

215) Results: All 3 cases had trichomonal infection and 2 cases were clinically cured.

216) The CAS is shown as a part of the pathological changes resulted from systemic arteriosclerosis(GAS). Evaluating developmental process of the CAS is clinically important.

217) Conclusion: It is possible that retrograde lag screw fix the posterior column of the acetabulum clinically.

218) Scheuermann disease was detected clinically and was documented with lateral radiograph of spinal column.

219) Materials and Methods MRI of brain and abdomen was performed in 20 patients with clinically and biochemically proved HLD.

220) Conclusion De-escalation antibiotics therapy in elder patients with severe pneumonia is better than escalation antibiotics therapy,() and worth spreading clinically.

221) Its main symptom is clinically to have a sore waist with radiating ache in underbody or without that.