150) Hypercalcemia may be seen in a variety of clinical settings and often requires inten |
151) ment of DVT and PE, including in specific clinical settings and special patient popu |
152) and depression, and could be utilized in clinical settings as cost- and labor-effic |
153) Measurement of vagal tone in clinical settings might provide useful inf |
154) ological contamination must be avoided in clinical settings. |
155) s a popular tool that is commonly used in clinical settings. |
156) therapeutic strategies for translation to clinical settings. |
157) aluations are of limited applicability in clinical settings. |
158) Fifty-one patients with clinical signs and electrophysiological ev |
159) six African buffaloes that suffered from clinical signs compatible with MCF. |
160) The most frequent clinical signs encountered were headaches |
161) The most common clinical signs included leg swelling, ocul |
162) allowing the investigation of presumptive clinical signs observed at herd level duri |
163) vealed that the average score of putative clinical signs related to Q fever was sign |
164) l, 2013, two adult dairy cattle developed clinical signs suggestive of LSD and were |
165) Subjective improvement in clinical signs was noted in 11 dogs (78%). |
166) This prospective clinical study aims to clarify a potential |
167) This randomized clinical study explored the effects of two |
168) eport the results of a 1-year prospective clinical study regarding 5 immediately ins |
169) This is the first clinical study that has evaluated the effe |
170) The aim of this clinical study was to compare dimensional |
171) The aim of this randomized, longitudinal clinical study was to evaluate different p |
172) A prospective clinical study was used to evaluate our ex |
173) trol is very frequently an objective of a clinical study. |
174) Clinical examination revealed right hypert |
175) Clinical examination was accomplished to r |
176) come were evaluated on a regular basis by clinical examination and client questionin |
177) ts filled a questionnaire, underwent full clinical examination and their spirometric |
178) The diagnosis was made by clinical examination and ultrasonography. |
179) No specific features were observed on clinical examination or ultrasonography. |
180) Detailed clinical examination was carried out and w |
181) he presentation of suitable measurements, clinical implications and methodological l |
182) Therefore, these findings have important clinical implications for assessment, mana |
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