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| Such sketches included drawings of the | patients' genitalia. |
| uring these weeks, she devoted herself to the | patients' repatriation. |
| Despite such lung disease, the | patients' chest x-rays were normal and lung function w |
| The faster and better she directs the | patients to the correct doctor the more experience she |
| o use hypnosis to uncover the reasons for the | patients' neuroses. |
| Unswayed by the | patients' pleadings, the regulators denied the motion |
| All the information on the | patients is de-identified and sent on by the clinical |
| After a few months, some of the | patients experienced kidney carcinoma and kidney failu |
| t destroy the cancer that spreads through the | patients body. |
| ayed up late at work and cared more about the | patients than everyone else. |
| Tumors shrank at least 30% in 57% of the | patients treated. |
| It also chronicles the ordeals of the | patients leading up to surgery. |
| und is the hospital radio station serving the | patients and staff. |
| other words, taking valsartan didn't make the | patients live longer. |
| The danger posed by the | patients is determined by consultations with clinician |
| als affected by the blue diaper syndrome, the | patients exhibit a defect in tryptophan metabolism. |
| ce and doctors have little time to locate the | patients before the consequences are fatal. |
| in in early childhood and last throughout the | patients' lifetime. |
| Soon the | patients began arriving at his house in search of comp |
| Once the | patients sees shapes or movement, the procedure is sto |
| About 15% of the | patients are estimated to develop all the features of |
| The hospital closed in 1996 and most of the | patients were settled into the community. |
| To house the | patients, fourteen pavilions were erected behind the e |
| It was closed in 2001, with the | patients and staff moving to other areas. |
| Since the | patients at the CI facility are almost all whole body |
| -in at the factory gates in November 1959 the | patients asked Kumamoto Prefecture Governor Hirosaku T |
| eyes because she maintains order, keeping the | patients from acting out, either through antipsychotic |
| ctronic medical record keeps track of all the | patients a doctor follows but a registry only keeps tr |
| Currently, Fosse ward is occupied by the | patients and staff from Arden ward, while that is bein |
| During this time, the | patients and staff were moved to Fosse ward, which had |
| Most of the | patients escaped through a small window looking into w |
| Later it became known to them, that the | patients were driven out of the barrack to be liquidat |
| mize the biomechanics of the patient's hip in | patients with deviating or abnormal anatomy. |
| rofessional care and services provided to the | patients in the Medical Center. |
| Upon completion of the Parkville Hospital the | patients were moved progressively into the new accommo |
| The amount of Hb Lepore in the | patients blood ranged from 8 to 30 %, the remainder be |
| ed as a separate unit throughout the war, the | patients were transferred elsewhere in 1947. |
| In 12 of the | patients, none of whom had responded to other therapie |
| ity is evident in the language with which the | patients label their illnesses. |
| ged hallucinations usually do not disturb the | patients very much, as they are aware that they are ha |
| ruses Association and a Vice President of the | Patients Association. |
| So, hyperventilation is induced in the | patients in order to increase their CO2 levels that pr |
| ngs", Dr. Baxter often found trouble with the | patients he treated, such as outlaws like Butch Cassid |
| Federal Government Narcotics Officer and the | patients' ombudsman. |
| re discovered when researchers noted that the | patients given isoniazid became "inappropriately happy |
| foods they order and a "doctor" examines the " | patients" with a stethoscope. |
| as originally intended for the benefit of the | patients and to explain the practical operation of the |
| s operations that are in the interests of the | patients not league tables. |
| ers felt unhappy that it would also allow the | patients to see over the perimeter wall and observe pe |
| Neither the | patients nor the researchers monitoring the outcome kn |
| It turns out that one of the | patients turns is a murderer; the truth will come out, |
| Next Roy and Alexandria along with the | patients and staff of the hospital watch a viewing of |
| ides details of the pain and suffering of the | patients and notes on the customs of the Turkish women |
| a hospital radio station broadcasting to the | patients and staff of the East Surrey Hospital in Redh |
| of its type and stipulated how to handle the | patients in a decent and therapeutically justified way |
| Operating on the | patients are the father and son surgical team of Dr. R |
| ota hospitals (which take in about 75% of the | patients in the state) have agreed to the plan. |
| During the First World War the | patients were evacuated and the hospital became Northu |
| station, which broadcasts exclusively to the | patients and staff of the Princess Alexandra Hospital |
| ross was supposed to have shipped some of the | patients out of the Safe Zone the next day according t |
| Many of the | patients that seek expensive medical care are often gi |
| About 60% of the | patients admitted to Rikshospitalet are referred from |
| simple and obvious, please - just lay off the | patients and let's fight the disease"), and extended a |
| ication, referrals to MHMRA clinics where the | patients can get free medication and see psychiatrists |
| d half at the CI facility (which includes the | patients of the American Cryonics Society). |
| e hospital in Van Nuys, and forty-five of the | patients agreed to appear in it. |
| , including Dubela, perform in person for the | patients, who receive the CD, which is also sold separ |
| following the personal stories of some of the | patients at a Tehran clinic. |
| ob soon changes into concern when some of the | patients die mysteriously and the behaviour of his col |
| e "Surgical Tower" to meet the demands of the | patients is being constructed. |
| nd now the race is on to save the rest of the | patients before its too late. |
| scious, Brackett orders them not to treat the | patients, but Gage insubordinates and shuts the radio |
| gnitive restructuring for the majority of the | patients will simply be to identify their aberrant bel |
| By teaching the | patients to control this sensations by relaxing and co |
| e than 56,000 operations that are free to the | patients such as cleft lip and palate, cataract remova |
| ed in 2004 - 2007 and opened its door for the | patients since July 2007. |
| rried away by a torrent of water, leaving the | patients cured of their hiccups, but undeniably depres |
| After a defined time period, the | patients in the test group are assessed for health imp |
| ivy and other substances was held beneath the | patients nose to induce unconsciousness. |
| and since 2009 David Scott, who describes the | patients' lives and the destruction their illnesses br |
| Treatment for the | patients, most of whom have been forced to attend by p |
| told the press that "We won't even touch the | patients until they have lived as a woman for two year |
| k attempts to tell the story of AIDS from the | patients' points of view. |
| ng Room 8 has been tampered with to cause the | patients carbon monoxide poisoning during surgery and, |
| Some of the | patients experienced the symptoms of allergic reaction |
| report by the Detroit Free Press, 60% of the | patients who committed suicide with Kevorkian's help w |
| casian population; in 2004, almost 60% of the | patients seen were Hispanic, and the majority of patie |
| The station aims to entertain the | patients of Hemel Hempstead General Hospital during th |
| written, edited, printed and published by the | patients of the Alabama Insane Hospital, soon renamed |
| anoma completely destroyed tumors in half the | patients, normally a very deadly cancer. |
| Their determined conduct enabled the | patients to be withdrawn from the hospital, and when i |
| s was incorrect and that at least some of the | patients studied in these cases probably had neurosyph |
| g the application of negative pressure to the | patients' chests. |
| ological and genetic tests carried out on the | patients, are included in a database with secure acces |
| played by Robert De Niro) and the rest of the | patients were awakened after decades of catatonic stat |
| While most of the | patients in the unit deal with varying degrees of conf |
| oded the land of the hospital and flooded the | patients' gardens. |
| the right method for the patient based on the | patients desired results. |
| tual celebrities, confusion sets in among the | patients, the doctor and the locals regarding the legi |
| a new drug against a standard drug, then the | patients should be allocated to either the new drug or |
| CEO Shi Ming Yi performed stunts to help the | patients to raise funds in the annual charity programm |
| Health Care Industry, where he worked on the | Patients' Bill of Rights. |
| the president's round table discussion on the | Patients' Bill of Rights. |
| o take account of the increased weight of the | patients they will be required to carry. |
| the early 90s, has been catering for both the | patients and staff of Inverclyde Royal Hospital, when |
| ommunicates between the baquet and one of the | patients, and from him is carried to another, and so o |
| the insects off, one by one, thus saving the | patients in the other room. |
| tor blocks House's team from contact with the | patients to make a new diagnosis, so they turn to the |
| Alexandra and the subsequent massacre of the | patients, doctors and nurses within. |
| e strongest case in the deaths of four of the | patients who had died on the hospital's seventh floor. |
| re she exercises near-absolute power over the | patients' access to medications, privileges, and basic |
| ealth services absolutely free of cost to the | patients and is being governed and funded by a well kn |
| ctions with voriconazole, particularly in the | patients at highest risk. |
| e trip, on condition that they take along the | patients sent to them by the doctor, in the hope that |
| not reaching statistical significance, in the | patients on sertraline as compared to the ones on plac |
| lth infrastructure caters to the needs of the | patients from both countries, especially Maldives. |
| ified beams of light from the sky; two of the | patients died. |
| ties also utilize carbon dioxide (CO2) in the | patients' breath to determine if the breath samples th |
| Most, but not all, of the | patients who experienced these events had existing car |
| inyard concluded that the death of one of the | patients, Jannie Burgess, was not a homicide, and thus |
| a request to Governor Teramoto to include the | patients' request for compensation with the mediation |
| cine that targets α-Lactalbumin, tricking the | patients own immune system to attack breast tissue tha |
| emed unfit for purpose due to the squalor the | patients lived in. |
| y of the series, giving social support to the | patients, families, and trauma team doctors. |
| ia telephone or web pages or e mail helps the | patients modify their medication dosages, diet and exe |
| ick Schroder), makes the decision to move the | patients to safer ground, including a young couple who |
| The judgments on the illness and the | patients are still implicit in any discussion, and Son |
| Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, limit the | patients who can receive care at Laguna Honda Hospital |
| IV targets and destroys), genetic code of the | patients virus, and details of the drugs that have bee |
| atient in a loud voice, the clerk repeats the | patients' answer in a similar voice, the crowd of stud |
| d to the lifeboats, saving all but one of the | patients in his ward. |
| While he and Jack lead the | patients of the mental ward in a rousing rendition of |
| When 40-70% of the | patients in an Accident and Emergency department (AED) |
| health, and hospice providers, as well as the | patients and communities they serve. |
| o believes in giving her best to care for the | patients and their families; the three interns from th |
| ed out Private Joseph Williams and two of the | patients, and assagaied them. |
| In the | patients that do achieve lasting (longer than six mont |
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