The phrase "an underlying pathology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or psychological contexts to refer to a condition or disease that is not immediately apparent but is the root cause of symptoms.
Example: "The patient's symptoms suggested an underlying pathology that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "a hidden condition" or "a fundamental disorder".
Clinically, a facial filler injection related complication was suspected as an underlying pathology.
Cluster headache is classified as a primary headache by definition not caused by an underlying pathology.
Cluster headache (CH) is classified as a primary headache by definition not caused by an underlying pathology.
Third, CNS residing microglia, with a poor antigen presentation ability in the resting state, could be stimulated by an underlying pathology in the CNS to interact with T cells and become effective APCs (Yang et al., 2010).
While one can argue, as contractor advocates often do, that these cases are outliers and exceptions, and not typical, Gale wrote "that the observed failures are symptomatic of an underlying pathology.
(025, line 427) Other participants did receive a diagnosis of an underlying pathology from their HCP.
KD is a multi-systemic disorder with a possible underlying pathology of immune-mediated vasculitis[ 1, 42].
This suggests a common underlying pathology in the lumbar spine being responsible for the impaired postural control [ 1, 7].
49 As with clinical grading systems, we are aware of no studies that validate imaging findings observed in muscle strain with a confirmed underlying pathology.
Additionally, if the aim of a "case selection tool" is to routinely test cases where symptoms occur without a clear underlying pathology, then that tool should be concise, inexpensive and easy to implement, such as a short questionnaire or checklist.
Five of these ten subjects (13 , 15 17, 19 and 21) also expressed a common set of miRNAs (see below) as might be expected if there were a common underlying pathology in the lung.
