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3.5 Indomethacin-responsiveness has been described in secondary, or symptomatic paroxysmal hemicrania, thus pseudo-positive indomethacin test should be considered [32].
The symptoms of primary pancreatic cancer have only been described in secondary care studies.
As with venereal syphilis, a wide range of skin manifestations has been described in secondary yaws (Fig. 3).
But then again, the analysis should be performed on a sufficient number of genes between which interactions are described in secondary data sources.
Persistent endothelial abnormalities and BBB leakage have been described in primary and secondary progressive MS [ 29] indicating the existence of the same pathogenic axis in patients.
The use of vasopressin has previously been described in resistant hypotension secondary to sepsis, but is associated with troublesome rebound hypotension on withdrawal [ 5, 6].
Self-care practices for patients with hypertension include adherence to medication, use of blood pressure self-monitoring and use of complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) The prevalence of CAM use and blood pressure self-monitoring have not been described in a UK secondary care population of patients with hypertension and their impact on adherence to medication has not been described.
This phenomenon has previously been described in HGSC, in which secondary mutations in BRCA1/2 restore protein function and result in acquired resistance to treatment [ 51]; however, reversion of both a KRAS and BRAF mutation in the current scenario seems highly unlikely.
Complement activation has been described in the IRI of organs secondary to cardiovascular disease and in transplantation and can involve all three known pathways (the lectin (or mannose-binding) pathway, and the alternative and classical pathways).
A cluster sign has been described in cholangitic abscesses, which is secondary to coalescence of multiple abscesses.
Subfamilies of AGO proteins, primary and secondary Argonautes, have been described in C. elegans on the basis of presence or absence of these catalytic amino acid residues [ 14].
