Sentence examples for additional pathologies from inspiring English sources

Three different additional pathologies were encountered in the brains of patients, who died in the pathologically inactive stage of multiple sclerosis) (Fig. 8): unusually thick demyelinated axons within inactive plaques (Fig. 5A), synaptic patterns of SPY immunoreactivity within lesions and the NAWM (Fig. 5B and C) and axonal or neuronal injury due to confounding pathology (Fig. 5D).

No additional pathologies with impact on the dislocation rate, like neurologic disorders, were found.

Three additional pathologies of the uterine cavity (2 small polyps and a single myoma) were identified that were not visible in the HSG.

According to epidemiological data, obesity has become a worldwide public health problem that in turn would trigger additional pathologies such as cardiorespiratory dysfunctions, cancer, gastrointestinal disturbances, depression, sleep disorders, just to mention a few.

The natural experiment afforded by human residence at high altitude allows us to study fetal and placental responses to chronic hypoxia in the absence of these additional pathologies.

Determining the effects of chronic hypoxia on human fetoplacental metabolism and growth has long presented a challenge, due not only to ethical concerns and problems of accessibility, but because hypoxia is almost always present in combination with additional pathologies such as abnormal placental development or preeclampsia.

In addition to eyelid laxity and retraction, 6 patients had ectropion as additional pathology.

The crackpots in question belong to the Reese family of Ashport, Pa., who represent the 1950's but with additional pathology in a novel of 14 interlocking stories concerning Ruby Reese and the losses she bears over half a century.

The crackpots in question belong to the Reese family of Ashport, Pa., who represent the 1950's but with additional pathology in a first novel of 14 interlocking stories concerning Ruby Reese, whom we know from infancy to her early 50's, and the losses she bears over half a century.

However, symptomatic accessory and sesamoid bones are rare, and search for additional pathology should be performed.

Poisoned patients should be evaluated for signs of cardiovascular ischaemia and brain imaging performed if concerns of additional pathology are present.