The phrase "atypical course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, event, or process that deviates from the usual or expected path.
Example: "The patient exhibited an atypical course of recovery, which surprised the medical team."
Alternatives: "unusual trajectory" or "nonstandard path".
There tends to be fewer efficacies in patients with bipolar disorder with an atypical course including residual symptoms between episodes, mood-incongruent psychotic features, and high psychiatric comorbidity.
Neuroimmunological impairments are not only an important link in the pathogenesis of the headache, but also can be a risk factor for the headache chronization, its atypical course and formation of resistance to pharmacotherapy [3,4].
Due to overlap of radiological findings in infection and inflammatory breast cancer, if there is clinical suspicion, strong family history or atypical course breast biopsy or skin punch biopsy should be considered.
Nontoxigenic strains can cause atypical course of the disease.
Early microlaryngoscopy is recommended in children with severe croup who follow an atypical course.
Criteria developed by CMS for prospective payment were used to exclude patients with an atypical course of rehabilitation (11, 12).
Thirteen patients had atypical courses due to severe disease (myocardial infarction, stroke, accidents, and cancer) and one patient started participation in a placebo trial after inclusion.
According to those, Amy-PET will be appropriate for patients with persistent or progressive unexplained MCI, or satisfying core clinical criteria for possible AD (i.e., atypical clinical course or etiologically mixed presentation; for patients with atypically young-onset dementia).
Considering the atypical clinical course further genes associated with ALS or known to be causative were studied including ANG, PGRN, TARDBP, FUS, VCP, CHRNA3, CHRNA4, and CHRNB4.
The unique molecular type of both Y. pseudotuberculosis isolates and the atypical clinical course of infection will be comparatively discussed.
Biopsies are needed only in exceptional situations, e.g. in patients in whom the diagnosis is unexpected due to an atypical clinical course.
