Meanings of symptomatically in English

Dysrhythmias remain a problem, although most patients are symptomatically improved after operation.

Infantile-onset cardiac disease, because of its rapid progression, is usually treated symptomatically.

The majority of patients improved symptomatically as assessed by Karnofsky and Respiratory scores.

Background: Hospitalization can contribute to insomnia in many patients and is usually treated symptomatically.

All those affected were managed symptomatically except for two patient attendants who required intravenous rehydration.

And he sits on H. Ogden's stomach and goes through his pockets symptomatically and careful.

One ovarian cancer was detected at surveillance, three occurred in women who presented symptomatically between screenings.

We estimated the age-specific mortality rates of symptomatically identifiable furious rabies and its geographic and demographic distributions.

The patient with microscopic polyangiitis was symptomatically improved, and there was no progression of the posterior uveitis.

A total of 36 patients presented symptomatically.

Patients with bipolar I disorder are symptomatically ill nearly half the time and have a high probability of relapse.

We describe one such case of extensor tenosynovitis and osteomyelitis of the wrist joint which symptomatically improved after arthrotomy and intravenous antibiotics.

We conclude that patients with mixed angina are more likely to benefit symptomatically from the addition of nifedipine therapy than patients with classic exertional angina.

The 172 asymptomatically infected men and the 183 symptomatically infected men were also compared with the controls, and with each other.

Symptomatically it marks the wearer as a person who is mentally lacking.

Dysrhythmias remain a problem, although most patients are symptomatically improved after operation.