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The time to clinical stabilization usually occurred 1 year after initial presentation.
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The age at initial presentation ranged from before birth to 15 years.
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Conclusions: Tumor size and surgical margins affected outcome only on initial presentation.
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The patient is alive and well ten years following the initial presentation.
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Pneumomediastinum at initial presentation seems to predict failure of conservative medical treatment.
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Conclusions: Neural arch tuberculosis is often missed at the time of initial presentation.
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The final patient is alive without recurrent disease 30 months after initial presentation.
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In addition, an inguinal mass as an initial presentation is also relatively rare.
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Six months after the initial presentation he received an allogeneic bone marrow transplant.
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He was asymptomatic until pain symptoms developed prior to initial presentation.
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However, at initial presentation, most patients' viral status is unknown.
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The arbitrators ruled that the initial presentation included details Caruso said it did not.
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Patients with and without SUD appear to have similar clinical characteristics at initial presentation.
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One week after the initial presentation, the patient demonstrated improvement in his total-body scaling.
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Three years after the initial presentation multiple pulmonary metastases developed.
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It was concluded that AMI was the chief manifestation of IIM at initial presentation.
