159) The patient is a 56-year-old female with a his |
160) ht months after initial presentation, the patient is alive with metastatic disease. |
161) tervention success, the timing at which a patient is considered stone-free and also |
162) At present, 48 months later, the patient is doing well at home, with no evi |
163) The patient is enrolled in the Wound Etiology |
164) entrate on documenting and medicating the patient is essential. |
165) The patient is now 3 years old, free from infe |
166) As a result, allograft and patient survival has increased, leaving in |
167) ociation between KIT staining pattern and patient survival time, the results suggest |
168) s gene functions and thus cancer risk and patient survival. |
169) itional interventions, complications, and patient survival. |
170) DAC3 levels were associated with improved patient survival. |
171) w marker candidates for the prediction of patient survival. |
172) so rapid recognition is critical for the patient survival. |
173) Patient underwent surgery for evacuation o |
174) BDUMP was diagnosed, and the patient underwent a thorough systemic inve |
175) For this case report, the patient underwent an anterior mandibular r |
176) The patient underwent aneurysmectomy successfu |
177) A patient underwent posterior spinal surgery |
178) menced with warfarin (Coumadin®) and the patient underwent successful debridement a |
179) The patient underwent tumorectomy. |
180) The patient developed a progressive deteriorat |
181) gery using medical therapy failed and the patient developed a progressive multi-orga |
182) The patient developed a transverse fracture in |
183) Despite the initial response, the patient developed a tumor-like skin lesion |
184) A few months later, the patient developed acute progressive neurol |
185) The patient developed an early left ventricula |
186) However, their impact on patient outcomes has not been demonstrated |
187) uld engage positively with SNS to improve patient outcomes or create more patient-le |
188) harmacy resident contributed to improving patient outcomes while reducing utilizatio |
189) large randomized control trial looked at patient outcomes with strategies of early |
190) ged in a timely manner to improve overall patient outcomes. |
191) isual analog scale was used to assess the patient-reported outcomes. |
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