ライフサイエンスコーパス: medical history

1 a medical professional that they had angina (medical history).

2 t possible future diseases given a patient's medical history.

3 sonance, exercise stress test, and review of medical history.

4 lability of the radiology suite, and patient medical history.

5 d pressure, abdominal obesity, and a complex medical history.

6 demographics, health-related behaviors, and medical history.

7 Patients presented with no significant medical history.

8 ted a questionnaire of lifestyle factors and medical history.

9 ed a 12-lead ECG and reported their relevant medical history.

10 study for exploring shifting philosophies in medical history.

11 ng age, sex, occupation, family history, and medical history.

12 ed the cohort in 2008-2011 to obtain further medical history.

13 d by various demographic characteristics and medical history.

14 imination, all within the span of documented medical history.

15 ted hemoglobin levels, medications, and past medical history.

16 nnaire assessed sociodemographic factors and medical history.

17 ce of diabetes was determined based on donor medical history.

18 story of hysterectomy, there was no relevant medical history.

19 r (aged 61 years) recounted non-contributory medical history.

20 , who were selected irrespective of previous medical history.

21 The patients had no significant medical history.

22 tment in a 65-year-old woman without notable medical history.

23 ed heritable phenotypes that manifest in the medical history.

24 cipant's therapy, APOE epsilon4 genotype and medical history.

25 d comprehensive assessment of their lifetime medical history.

26 emographic and lifestyle characteristics and medical histories.

27 they had an open abdomen treatment in their medical histories.

28 raphic characteristics, diet, lifestyle, and medical histories.

29 iabetic or nondiabetic, based on the donors' medical histories.

30 nvariably reflective of their very different medical histories.

31 c peptide, functional health assessment, and medical history abstraction were repeated 9.4 +/- 0.4 ye

32 g the study period, demographic data, recent medical history, adverse events, and staff evaluation of

33 osis and cirrhosis; concurrent assessment of medical history, alcohol and illicit drug use, HCV RNA l

34 We reviewed the medical histories and coronary angiograms of all adults

35 Medical histories and immunization records were obtained

36 Medical histories and mortality were obtained for safety

37 for dermatologists to perform comprehensive medical histories and physical examinations to minimize

38 medicine physicians blinded to the patients' medical histories and reconstruction techniques evaluate

39 A careful review of the medical histories and systemic diagnostic evaluations we

40 nsufficient weight to the diagnostic cues of medical history and appearance of the leg and ulcer and

41 Careful review of medical history and close monitoring of intraoral condit

42 Data included demographics, medical history and comorbidities, HIV status and relate

43 onal level, physical activity frequency, and medical history and compared with those with no biomarke

44 , all patients had a detailed ophthalmic and medical history and comprehensive ophthalmic evaluation.

45 olorectal diverticulosis was assessed, and a medical history and demographic data were obtained from

46 ta on severe allergic reactions based on the medical history and diagnostics.

47 An accurate medical history and directed physical examination are es

48 age: 36.5 +/- 9.9 years), we assessed their medical history and evaluated sexual function using the

49 A careful medical history and evaluation are essential.

50 Information on medical history and evidence of childhood exposure to mi

51 Medical history and exam are inadequate to identify pati

52 In addition to a medical history and focused physical examination, the in

53 The diagnosis of BPH hinges on a thorough medical history and focused physical examination, with a

54 Medical history and gastrointestinal symptoms of patient

55 Medical history and HAS-BLED score were assessed.

56 Socio-demographic characteristics, medical history and HIV-related clinical data were colle

57 We present patient's medical history and imaging, followed by a discussion on

58 Early diagnosis begins with a medical history and involves using neuroimaging, standar

59 ionnaires were used to gather information on medical history and lifestyle factors, including smoking

60 The relations between demographics, medical history and mortality were studied by Cox regres

61 uctured interview data about psychiatric and medical history and other environmental variables, seque

62 Patient medical history and pathology are crucial for a correct

63 is of septic shock begins with obtainment of medical history and performance of a physical examinatio

64 Adding ECG to medical history and physical examination improves the ov

65 ific acute hepatic porphyria, and a complete medical history and physical examination.

66 Medical history and prescription information were collec

67 Previous medical history and serologies can be predictive of comp

68 nd the respective changes were correlated to medical history and the occurrence of major adverse card

69 tudy visit, all subjects provided a detailed medical history and underwent physical examination, elec

70 interviewed for demographic information and medical history and were examined for their periodontal

71 uestionnaire on socio-demographic status and medical history, and a comprehensive clinical eye examin

72 ed along with their demographic information, medical history, and any symptoms referable to the ident

73 Demographics, medical history, and associated conditions were recorded

74 After adjustment for age, smoking, medical history, and biomarkers including C-reactive pro

75 regarding income, education, marital status, medical history, and cardiovascular risk factors was obt

76 Data collected will include demographic, medical history, and clinical characteristics including

77 nts had cardiovascular risk factors in their medical history, and comprehensive phenotyping identifie

78 rceptions of the impact of cancer, symptoms, medical history, and demographic variables were reported

79 ient's treatment, APOE varepsilon4 genotype, medical history, and demographics.

80 HBV serologic testing, relevant medical history, and HBV genome sequences.

81 Otherwise, the patient had no relevant medical history, and he denied having prior trauma, surg

82 ed a questionnaire to assess H5N1 exposures, medical history, and health care utilization.

83 ted various questionnaires for demographics, medical history, and history of depression.

84 eated to collect dietary, physical activity, medical history, and other lifestyle data in a populatio

85 ed anatomic location, accompanying symptoms, medical history, and pain assessments.

86 graphic characteristics, personal and family medical history, and personal habits (smoking, physical

87 ormation on lifestyle factors, demographics, medical history, and physical activity was collected by

88 tive risk 0.88, 95% CI 0.86-0.90; p<0.0001), medical history, and physical condition (1.60, 1.40-1.82

89 embraced ophthalmic evaluation, obtaining a medical history, and proposing the procedure.

90 sure, dietary purine intake, medication use, medical history, and serum creatinine concentration.

91 cipants completed questionnaires on diet and medical history, and serum samples were collected from a

92 d location, the patient's family history and medical history, and the availability of an intervention

93 amination with lens photography and grading; medical history; and measurements of blood pressure, hei

94 y examined the associations of self-reported medical history, anthropometric factors, and behavioral

95 Medical history, anthropometric measurements, and blood

96 s (31%), or diabetes mellitus (30%) based on medical history, antidiabetic medication use, and glycat

97 With medical history as a reference, the sensitivity and spec

98 es a complete understanding of the patient's medical history as it relates to their perioperative car

99 On the basis of the known esophageal past medical history as well as the absence of bones in the b

100 Medical histories, as well as serum and tissue samples o

101 ach includes obtaining a detailed family and medical history, as well as a clinical evaluation.

102 allergy work-up that comprised collection of medical history; assessment of sensitization to 24 foods

103 eted a questionnaire on diet, lifestyle, and medical history at baseline in 1992-1993.

104 Demographics, laboratory values, and medical history at FO therapy initiation were compared b

105 lth questions was asked, and a comprehensive medical history, blood analysis using chemistry and hema

106 Additional adjustment for past medical history, blood pressure, and renal function did

107 Demographics, medical history, body mass index, and Unified Huntington

108 d familiarity not only with their particular medical history, but also their individual personal circ

109 search efforts, particularly when family and medical histories can be correlated with genome-wide dat

110 ing visual acuity and retinal thickness, and medical history characteristics, including hypertension,

111 apse should undergo a pelvic examination and medical history check.

112 Demographic information, medical history, chest imaging results, and HIV test res

113 Rochester, Minnesota, and each subject had a medical history, clinical examination, and assessment of

114 ectivity), and clinical status (demographics/medical history, cognitive/mood, and impairment).

115 All subjects underwent accurate medical history collection, physical examination, bioche

116 annually and annually included demographics, medical history, comorbidities, asthma control, asthma-r

117 , all patients had a detailed ophthalmic and medical history, comprehensive ophthalmic evaluation, an

118 describe two unrelated patients with complex medical histories consistent with KS in whom next genera

119 nd for each volunteer, we requested personal medical histories, constructed a three-generation pedigr

120 of an assessment of the patient perspective, medical history, critical appraisal of medications, a me

121 Birth weight, pregnancy, and medical history data were obtained from the Danish Medic

122 f appendicitis was considered; (2) presented medical history data, physical examination findings, or

123 Information regarding medical histories, dental histories, intraoral photos, p

124 r demographic covariates, lifestyle factors, medical history, depressive symptoms, and social integra

125 mographic background form and sites provided medical history details.

126 Demographics, medical history, development of atrial fibrillation, flu

127 Participants were evaluated with a detailed medical history, dilated ophthalmologic examination, col

128 t with immunosuppressive medications, family medical history, Disease Activity Score (DAS) for juveni

129 ts who are at high risk on the basis of age, medical history, disease characteristics, and myelotoxic

130 dataset obtained from a single eye bank, and medical history documentation completed by eye bank tech

131 2001 and 2012 with height, weight, and past medical history documented and who underwent CT that inc

132 in genetic and other molecular measurements, medical history, environmental exposures, and lifestyle.

133 A 62-year-old man with no significant medical history experienced fatigue, night sweats, hoars

134 These include demographic factors, medical history factors, and procedure factors.

135 d to smoking history and nicotine addiction, medical history, family history of lung cancer, and lung

136 Medical history, fetal postmortem and placental patholog

137 Type 1 or 2 diabetes was listed in the medical history for 8552 of 27948 donor eyes (30.6%); 52

138 ined by using a questionnaire derived from a medical history form administered before participation i

139 Medical histories from 9,684 first- and second-degree re

140 Medical history, gastroparesis symptoms, answers to the

141 complete questionnaires about demographics, medical history, health habits, and QOL.

142 litatively unchanged in subgroups defined by medical history, immunological risk and clinical course

143 Eye banks may need to collect medical history in a more robust manner.

144 n based on the representation of a patient's medical history in the form of a binary history vector.

145 She had no important medical history; in particular, she had no history of ma

146 Important aspects of the patient's medical history include coexisting diseases and genetic

147 The patient's medical history included diabetes mellitus type 2, conge

148 His medical history included hypertension, a silent myocardi

149 Additional medical history included hypertension, asthma, degenerat

150 Her medical history included memory impairment and a left po

151 The patient's medical history included pancreatic gastrinoma resected

152 His medical history included prostate cancer, hypertension,

153 Her past medical history includes diabetes, hypertension, and ost

154 Patient demographics and medical history including current medication and fasting

155 All had completed a standardized medical history including gastrointestinal and systemic

156 Detailed medical histories, including history of phototoxicity an

157 Past medical histories, including smoking, were obtained.

158 ncluded standard demographic information and medical history, including any known history of C tracho

159 Medical history, including physician diagnosis of osteoa

160 Medical history, information about lifestyle risk factor

161 ed patient medical records for age at onset, medical history, initial symptoms, best-corrected visual

162 cord review of 55 patients for age at onset, medical history, initial symptoms, best-corrected visual

163 ion of the United States who had no relevant medical history initially presented to an acute care cli

164 A thorough medical history interview and clinical examination may g

165 +/- 11.1 yr) underwent sociodemographic and medical history interviews on the control or specific in

166 The patient's medical history is notable for overweight (but not morbi

167 Her medical history is otherwise unremarkable, including for

168 In addition, prerace medical history is unknown in most cases.

169 A good medical history is vital for distinguishing true oesopha

170 In a little known chapter in American medical history, Joseph Lister toured the United States

171 We examined the medical history, laboratory parameters, and pathology of

172 eath and HF hospitalization, controlling for medical history, laboratory results, medications, HF dis

173 nosis of exclusion, selected elements of the medical history, laboratory tests, and previous reports

174 , including demographics, laboratory values, medical history, lesion sites, and previous treatments.

175 t, he founded, financed, and stocked a large medical history library at that university.

176 in the diagnoses list, problem list, or past medical history list of any visit was determined.

177 evices, and aspects of patients' preexisting medical history may lead to varying degrees of endotheli

178 Adolescents, regardless of medical history, may face behavioral and social challeng

179 xamination with lens and fundus photography, medical history, measurements of blood pressure, height,

180 demographic, lifestyle, family and personal medical history, medications, and biological data.

181 al deficiencies were determined according to medical history, medications, and laboratory findings (i

182 We gathered the important data via medical history,, observation, analysis of medical recor

183 Details regarding age, medical history, oculomotor and neurological examination

184 We assessed the family and medical histories of 84 children (63 boys and 21 girls)

185 d to create a more efficient method to track medical histories of players longitudinally as they move

186 Group A had a medical history of a Mustard or Senning operation, where

187 We ask whether the prevalence and medical history of angina have changed during 1988 to 20

188 Rates of angina symptoms and medical history of angina have declined among non-Hispan

189 nce interval, 3.5-5.1 million) people with a medical history of angina.

190 tomography (OR 1.80, 95% CI:1.11-2.91), and medical history of anxiety (OR 1.90, 95% CI:1.12-3.24) a

191 In fact, he had the most complex medical history of anyone to occupy the White House.

192 tion of menstruation, and acne with reported medical history of asthma and/or atopy (hay fever and/or

193 gion, PORT risk class (II vs III or IV), and medical history of asthma or chronic obstructive pulmona

194 Adult patients with a past medical history of BL allergy and receipt of antibiotics

195 Subjects with a personal medical history of cancer or cardiovascular disease and

196 This patient with a medical history of Crohn's disease and gastrointestinal

197 She had the medical history of Crohn's disease for more than one dec

198 igh body mass index, history of cancer, past medical history of deep venous thrombosis, coma, and hig

199 les) aged 18 to 65 years at baseline with no medical history of diabetes and at least six teeth were

200 History A 46-year-old Hispanic man with a medical history of diabetes and hepatitis C and an uncle

201 Although a detailed medical history of Ethiopia supports the view that TB wa

202 History A 75-year-old woman with a medical history of gastroesophageal reflux disease and t

203 isease (AD)-related clinical symptoms with a medical history of head injury.

204 indication (left ventricular dysfunction or medical history of heart failure, hypertension, diabetes

205 ecent aortic valve replacement and without a medical history of hepatic disease, underwent a percutan

206 cal practice.A 78-year-old woman with a past medical history of hepatitis C virus (HCV) presented on

207 tudy of patients ages 18 to 89 years with no medical history of human immunodeficiency virus, cancer,

208 A 40-year-old woman with a past medical history of hypertension and occasional premature

209 We reviewed the medical history of individuals carrying IDH3A variants a

210 The medical history of individuals carrying the MFSD8 varian

211 A 65-year-old woman with medical history of latent hepatitis B virus infection, r

212 No medical history of major illness was reported.

213 ients had no history of malignancy or a past medical history of malignancy without known active metas

214 In this article, we review the social and medical history of OCP, drawing parallels with the curre

215 ogists are frequently not informed about the medical history of patients and face postoperative/other

216 The medical history of patients carrying the TULP1 mutation

217 aring those with versus those without a past medical history of skin infection using Cox proportional

218 by medical professionals; consequently, the medical history of symptom events is usually a "second-h

219 ar disease was related to children with past medical history of systemic illnesses, abnormal postnata

220 eases with bronchiectasis, associated with a medical history of visual loss.

221 ors, medication compliance, seasonality, and medical history on (1) pollutant concentrations indoors

222 Medical history, ophthalmologic examination, and laborat

223 35 patients had diabetes diagnosed by either medical history or an elevated hemoglobin A1c in the ICU

224 on the basis of electrocardiogram findings, medical history or family history, referral to a cardiol

225 Using medical history or International Classification of Disea

226 nonresponders by sex or previously collected medical history or lifestyle behaviors.

227 They are often due to inadequate medical history or poor risk assessment of recurrence of

228 s pollen allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and no medical history or signs of asthma, were included in the

229 ollowing adjustment for demographic factors, medical history, physical activity, adiposity, and serum

230 Medical history, physical examination, and carcinoembryo

231 incident CHD obtained from hospital records, medical history, physical examination, and death certifi

232 ic results (if available), clinical results (medical history, physical examination, and laboratory te

233 agnosed with Chagas disease should undergo a medical history, physical examination, and resting 12-le

234 In 2008 to 2010, all subjects underwent medical history, physical examination, ECGs, and echocar

235 We collected data on medical history, physical examinations, fasting laborato

236 ttle remembered chapter of American surgical medical history, postgraduate medical schools played a d

237 ild provided detailed information about past medical history, presentation, and clinical course of th

238 trospectively included patient demographics, medical history, presenting sign, imaging results, surgi

239 ssion models that incorporate aspects of the medical history, presenting signs and symptoms, and lab

240 His medical history provides a cautionary lens through which

241 In addition to the medical history, quantitative sensory testing and functi

242 Running was assessed on a medical history questionnaire by leisure-time activity.

243 this visit, they completed psychosocial and medical history questionnaires and had clinical measurem

244 ceived ophthalmologic examination, including medical history review, best-corrected visual acuity, sl

245 Following a complete medical history review, consultation with the patient's

246 Demographics, smoking and medical history, screening examination adherence and res

247 Documentation of medical history, serial Glasgow Coma Scale scores, time

248 A medical history should be obtained assessing for the mul

249 She has past medical history significant for acid reflux and Clostrid

250 year-old African American woman with a known medical history significant for SCD and pulmonary arteri

251 Basic information about age, gender, medical history, smoking habit, physical examination and

252 , and other biologically appealing links for medical histories spanning narcolepsy to axonal neuropat

253 Data on medical history, standard echocardiography, strain-rate

254 Data from medical histories, symptom questionnaires, and 4-hour ga

255 arthritis, infectious, physical examination, medical history taking, diagnostic tests, and sensitivit

256 gnosis of food allergy is largely reliant on medical history, tests for sensitization, and oral food

257 suggest that women are more aware of family medical histories than men, which emphasises the potenti

258 ts who provided data on diet, lifestyle, and medical histories through in-person interviews using a s

259 eath-to-preservation time, ECD, lens status, medical history, time on mechanical ventilation, and sui

260 ient was matched for age, sex, and length of medical history to 2 subjects without GCA from the same

261 osis more often is an appropriately detailed medical history to inquire about potential exposures.

262 an of Libyan origin with no significant past medical history underwent an ajmaline provocation test f

263 Adding anthropometric and medical history variables to the model attenuated the as

264 with lung cancer independent of the patient medical history variables.

265 History A 61-year-old man with no relevant medical history was admitted to the emergency department

266 The patient's medical history was also complicated by stage 4 renal fa

267 Medical history was analyzed for the duration of militar

268 Medical history was ascertained prior to examination.

269 iation differed by whether symptomatology or medical history was assessed.

270 Pre-injury medical history was associated both with earlier and lat

271 from the archives and the analysis of their medical history was carried out.

272 A focused medical history was followed by a brief physical examina

273 His medical history was negative for psoriasis.

274 His medical history was notable for a large left groin absce

275 Her past medical history was notable for hypertension and moderat

276 The patient's past medical history was notable, however, for chronic hepati

277 A comprehensive medical history was obtained at baseline, and participan

278 Reproductive and medical history was obtained from structured telephone i

279 The patient's medical history was otherwise unremarkable.

280 Her medical history was positive for hypercholesterolemia an

281 Her medical history was remarkable for vitamin D deficiency,

282 Her medical history was significant for clear cell adenocarc

283 His medical history was significant for hyperlipidemia and h

284 The patient's medical history was significant for hypertension; she ha

285 Her past medical history was silent.

286 His medical history was unremarkable except for a 20-pack ye

287 His medical history was unremarkable except for hypertension

288 Prescription and medical histories were ascertained by linkage to the Nat

289 Detailed ophthalmologic and medical histories were assembled.

290 Medical histories were obtained and clinical examination

291 Extensive medical histories were obtained for each participant.

292 Medical histories were reviewed for 177 UK vCJD cases to

293 Vital status and medical history were ascertained from annual medical rec

294 Demographic data and medical history were noted.

295 d visual acuity, slit lamp biomicroscopy and medical history were obtained by another examiner.

296 tained, and symptom severity, treatment, and medical history were recorded.

297 Medication exposures and medical history were similar between groups.

298 ng, neurologic examination, and clinical and medical history, were used to assign a diagnosis of norm

299 t of a 48-year-old woman with no significant medical history who first presented with an eczematous d

300 We compared their medical histories with those of study participants witho