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Meanings of epicrisis in anglès

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история болезни
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anamnésia
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anamnesis
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anamnesi

Information gained by a physician by asking specific questions, with the aim of obtaining information useful in formulating a diagnosis and providing medical care.

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anamnesi
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эпикриз
espanyol
epicrisis

Disease attributes.

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Examples for "anamnesis"
Examples for "anamnesis"
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Bleeding complications were then correlated with anamnesis features and abnormalities in coagulation screening.
Pubmed
2
A detailed anamnesis and family history are needed as well as a complete dysmorphological physical examination.
Pubmed
3
These clinical symptoms as well as the anamnesis were strongly suggestive of an antiphospholipid antibodies syndrome.
Pubmed
4
Nineteen of those disruptions involved simple transmission of information, compressed into cipher signals that would trigger anamnesis.
Pandemonium
5
Fifteen patients were already known to have a coagulation disorder, and the anamnesis identified no additional patient at risk.
Pubmed
1
Results: Pregnancy, medical history and education level were similar in all groups.
Pubmed
2
The second thing I would ask for is your detailed medical history.
Joy bauer's food cures
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These results describe associations with specific lifestyle and medical history risk factors.
Pubmed
4
The patient's medical history revealed an infection with Borrelia 1 year previously.
Pubmed
5
Material and methods: Data were retrospectively collected of the computerized medical history.
Pubmed
1
He wanted two things done, neither of which requires a full case history.
My Name is Legion
2
Mr. Perry gave him the case history of one dropout who later returned.
The new yorker
3
I have no access to your son's case history, Miss Heller.
Lowboy
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A good geographical case history is essential for this process.
Pubmed
5
This honest and vivid memoir is a case history of gradual acceptance of reality.
The Irish Times