These patients, who tended to be wrongfully diagnosed as M0 patients in the past, have a better prognosis solely based on the less widespread extent of disease.
But when Mr. Hales discovered the widespread extent of the problem, he rejected the proposal.
Marked erythema with follicular prominence was noted in all patients, most commonly affecting the lateral aspects of the cheeks and the proximal arms and legs, with both more marked erythema and widespread extent of disease than in keratosis pilaris.
However, most volcanic impact and risk studies around the world are currently focused on volcanic ash – one hazard of many – due to its widespread extent.
Before the widespread extent of SMBG, self-monitoring of urine glucose (SMUG) was used to indicate episodes of hyperglycaemia during the corresponding urine excretion time.
Although the widespread extent of this mosaic pattern of gene content might appear to be an artefact of the CGH technique we have employed in our analysis, evidence from comparative genomic sequencing would suggest otherwise.
This highlights the widespread extent of TB disease in patients with advanced HIV-related immunodeficiency and suggests that microbiological diagnosis need not rest solely on examination of respiratory samples.
Previous literature has looked into the ballooning overuse of medical services and describes it, to a large extent, as a widespread phenomenon that is difficult to address and that remains understudied [3 5].
Decision-analytic modelling (DAM) has become a widespread method in health technology assessments (HTA), but the extent to which modelling is used differs among international HTA institutions.
But there is also a widespread feeling that U.S. exporters encounter unfair barriers in Japan, and to a lesser extent in Europe.
Ageing is a widespread biological process with a growing impact on medicine and society, but its fundamental causes are still to a large extent unknown.
