Patient in sentence

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Nowadays, medical decisions are often based on a limited data set, where only a glimpse of a patient's medical history is available for decision-making.

In such a case, abnormalities are typically detected by comparing a patient's health profile to the average health profile of a reference population.

Longitudinal data would open up a new dimension and allow abnormalities to be detected based on a patient's own medical history.

It’s 6:30 in the morning, and Kristen is wheeling her prostate patient into the OR.

She and the team put the patient under, and she leads the initial eight-inch incision in the lower abdomen.

Kristen closes the patient by 8:15, with a junior resident looking over her shoulder.

It’s 6:30am again, and Kristen is wheeling another prostate patient in, but this time to the robotic OR.

The attending leads attaching a four-armed, thousand-pound robot to the patient.

But he also knows she’d be slower and make more mistakes, and his patient comes first.

That means they figure it out as they go along, or the patient ends up spending their time trying to teach the doctor how to take care of them.

How that doctor treats that patient will set the whole tone for the office.

He then tells me why no one was going to approve this procedure, certainly not he, because of a concept called medical paternalism, which allows him, as my well-informed provider, to make decisions for me ... based on his perception of my best interest, regardless of what I, as the patient, want or believe.

There’s one obvious difference, but to this patient, P.S., they looked completely identical.

So this is what happens if you have colorectal cancer for a very specific patient on the letter-by-letter resolution.

You know, like, you Togolese, you must be very patient."

Today, I meet a lot of people who think that our movement is just a phase that will pass, but I also hear well-intentioned allies telling us all to be patient, because our movement is "still new."

So, you may still ask: Why are you trying to build a sustainable food system by driving a patient movement in a country where it's almost a crime to take it slow?

But blood is also challenging, because it has a very short shelf life, there are lots of different storage requirements, and it's really hard to predict the demand for all of these different blood groups before a patient actually needs something.

But the cool thing is that using this technology, Rwanda has been able to keep more blood centralized and then provide it when a patient needs something to any hospital or health center in an average of just 20 or 30 minutes.

So when a patient is having an emergency, a doctor or a nurse at that hospital can send us a WhatsApp, telling us what they need.

This is a representative patient who, at the time, was 73, told he needed to have a bypass, decided to do this instead.

The insurance companies found that they began to save almost 30,000 dollars a patient, and Medicare is now in the middle of doing a demonstration project, paying for 1,800 people to go through the program in the sites we train.

The tumor activity is shown in red in this patient, and you can see clearly it's better a year later, along with the PSA going down.

I'd like to tell you about a patient named Donna.

But the last thing that I should tell you is that Donna was not just an ordinary patient.

This leaves the patient with a deficit in the amount of heart muscle that they have.

Our current studies have moved into what I think is going to be the best possible predictor of a human patient, and that's into macaque monkeys.

So I envision a time, maybe a decade from now, where a patient like my mother will have actual treatments that can address the root cause and not just manage her symptoms.

So, a patient can come in and actually blow into their device.

And this is another example in a healthcare environment of some doctors and some nurses and designers acting out a service scenario around patient care.

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