Examples of using Concomitance in English and their translations into Portuguese
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By the power of the sacrament, and by natural concomitance.
The concomitance of hernias in patients with DMRA is not uncommon.
The exclusion criteria were:age below 18 years or concomitance of both diseases.
Concomitance of chronic diseases is another potential risk factor.
The authors identified 3 patients presenting this concomitance, corresponding to 11.5.
In conclusion, the concomitance of APLS and DM/PM has been rarely reported.
Although some theories have been proposed to explain this concomitance, the causes remain undefined.
Evidently, the concomitance of OSAS and GERD is a fact of undeniable relevance.
The study carried out in São Paulo has reported concomitance of that syndrome in 28% of the sample.
Concomitance of secondary Sjögren's syndrome was found in 18.3% of the sample studied.
In the data collection period,we observed concomitance PHC models and their dysfunctions.
The concomitance of pulmonary lesions is reported in 90% of the renal impairment cases.
On the other hand, other authors report cases of concomitance of hydrocephalus and myelomeningocele(20,21), while Levey et al.
The concomitance of pectus deformities and scoliosis is well established in the literature.
Open-lung biopsy confirmed the suspicion of pulmonary occlusive venopathy and depicted the concomitance of microvasculopathy Figure 1.
In adolescents, the concomitance between these two types of violence is expressive.
Interviews were analyzed according to the Grounded Theory GT which calls for concomitance between fieldwork and data analysis.
It can occur or not concomitance of hearing loss of different types and degrees 2-4.
It should also be stressed that this disease can be a warning sign andits occurrence can indicate concomitance of other morbidities thrombophilias, infections, neoplasms, etc.
In the absence of concomitance with coronary disease, the PAD has been undertreated and poorly controlled.
A study conducted in patients undergoing coronary angiography found concomitance between PAD and coronary artery disease in 90.7% of patients.
Concomitance between ABPA and CF is a well-recognized complication, although prevalence data vary significantly in the various studies.
The presence of fibrosis is suggested by concomitance of traction bronchiectasis, bronchiolectasis and parenchymal distortion.
The concomitance of AF and HF can be explained because both share similar risk factors and mechanisms, or because there is a causal relationship between the entities.
In relation to peripheral artery disease, the concomitance with renal artery stenosis was observed with percentages between 25.8% and 44.9.
It s etiology is multifactorial and includes graft function and associated erythropoietin production, iron deficiency,blood loss, concomitance of neoplastic disorders, infections and commonly used drugs.
The definition of disease concomitance and severity of failure in each organ is an important step of treatment strategy.
Considering that the morbidity andmortality attributed to each of those comorbidities are significant, the concomitance of AF and HF identifies individuals at higher mortality risk.
Therefore, it is possible that the concomitance of Castleman's disease and MG is not just a coincidence and that some other mechanism is involved.
If there is concomitance of two types of risk factors, biological and environmental, the likelihood of premature birth increases.