Two patients denied any sequelae from their awareness episode.

Despite a neurosurgeon's recommendations, the patient denied surgical intervention.

It tends to disappear in a few weeks, when patients no longer deny that they are paralyzed.

Drugs - crack or methamphetamines - were probably the most common cause of such mania, but the patient denied any drug use.

"That whole session you were helping your patient deny her sexuality."

H.I.V. was also possible, though the patient denied any risk factors.

Yueh had heard many patients deny the obvious.

The patient denied any chest pain or weakness.

Though the patient denied any recent illness, this type of infection can be silent, so it was possible.