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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) Sentencedict.com 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.