Chen et al. [ 35] proposed that Primary spontaneous hemopneumothorax simulates acute abdominal affections without the cardinal symptoms, chest pain and dyspnea.
Exclusion criteria were sun or ultraviolet (UV) exposure during the last 15 days, any facial dermatologic pathologies such as rosacea, any chronic or acute systemic affections, any topical or systemic treatment that could interfere with the results of the study, and any contraindications to the Mécano-Stimulation (eg, herpes, vitiligo, acne: inflammatory and infective phase).
Whereas acute GvHD with affection of the skin and/or liver rarely becomes life-threatening, acute intestinal GvHD represents one of the most frequent causes of death after allogeneic SCT.
Low powers of reasoning, however, are compatible, as we see with mankind, with strong affections, acute perception, and a taste for the beautiful.
Flessel remembers Cole with great affection as an acute, thoughtful, and gentle guy, a "pussycat," with a screwy smile and an irrepressible streak of humor.
Though Evelyn Waugh mellowed in his later years (a development his son curiously attributed to a dental operation in which he had all of his teeth removed without anesthetic), he was for many years a terrifying parent, reserving the right, as Auberon put it, "not just to deny affection to his children but to advertise an acute and unqualified dislike for them".
With its allusions to US foreign policy and acute observations of teen ennui, The Death Ray displays a genuine affection for the comic form and an urge to deconstruct it.
thunderclap headache with acute onset; possibly initiated by a generalised seizure; possibly followed by affection of consciousness.
Please refer to general text books for further information, but we would like to stress the following forms: Subarachnoid haemorrhage should be suspected in case of: thunderclap headache with acute onset; possibly initiated by a generalised seizure; possibly followed by affection of consciousness.
These early losses gave him an acute apprehension of mortality, but did not impair the flow of his affections.
