51.   Doctors diagnosed atrial fibrillation, a condition in which the upper chambers in the heart are beating irregularly, and not in sync with the lower chambers.

52.   Doctors diagnosed her condition as autism, a neurological disorder that impedes the ability to process emotions and sensory input, and told her parents she must be institutionalized.

53.   Doctors diagnosed her problem as an infected gall bladder, which surgeons removed.

54.   Doctors diagnosed Pneumocystis carinii, a pneumonia that is a common complication of AIDS.

55.   Doctors eventually diagnosed her with lupus and gave her three years to live.

56.   Doctors have diagnosed his condition as subdural hematoma, a buildup of blood between the brain and the skull.

57.   During that time, doctors diagnosed her with Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and sent her to see a specialist at UC-San Francisco Medical Center, Shebl said.

58.   Doctors could not diagnose the cause of her dizziness and heart palpitations.

59.   Doctors diagnosed a blocked ureter, the tube that normally connects the kidney to the bladder, that would require surgery after the baby was born.

60.   Doctors diagnosed a hyper-flexed right knee, which will be the object of a magnetic imaging resonance examination today at a local hospital.