41.   Since the patient had come from jail, many doctors who saw him suspected he was faking catatonic schizophrenia to get out of trouble.

42.   Some Israeli doctors have said that Jewish patients come first for treatment in cases involving transplants and rare diseases, and where organs and medicines are scarce.

43.   The information may be good or awful, but when patients come into the office with printous doctors have to take note.

44.   The patient came to realize that he had developed a boring style as a way of discouraging intimacy.

45.   The patient had come into the emergency room vomiting, confused and with a high fever.

46.   The patients come from all over the world, many with long-neglected, serious illnesses.

47.   The patients are coming, but they are not coming fast.

48.   These patients come from places where the medical demand for organs far outstrips supply.

49.   Weisz suggests that patients come on time for their appointments.