Sentence examples for classical manifestations of from inspiring English sources

In addition to classical manifestations of Chikungunya infection, severe infections requiring hospitalization were reported during outbreaks in India in 2006.

The classical manifestations of WD are weight loss, diarrhea, polyarthralgia, fever, and lymphadenopathy.

Our child presented with the classical manifestations of vascular pythiosis as seen in adult cases.

The child presented with the classical manifestations of vascular pythiosis as seen in adult cases.

It now appears that ∼10 15% of FIP cases are caused by mutations in the telomerase pathway, in the absence of classical manifestations of DC.

The increased recognition rate led to the insight that Whipple's endocarditis can occur without other classical manifestations of Whipple's disease [ 4].

The antiretroviral (ARV) zidovudine (ZDV) affects bone marrow function and can cause or exacerbate pre-existing anaemia, in addition to its classical manifestation of macrocytosis [ 17- 20].

Intermittent claudication (IC) as a classical manifestation of PAD becomes evident in only a fraction of the affected patients, thus demonstrating that the course is predominantly asymptomatic [ 1, 2].

It is time to acknowledge that at least since the 17th century the musical landscape of Europe and North America, the "classical" manifestations as well as the "popular," would not be the same without the presence of Gypsies, whose voices, real and imagined, have carved themselves deeply into the tradition.

Defined as a chronic inflammatory airway disorder with bronchial hyper-responsiveness to a variety of stimuli, bronchial asthma is often punctuated with recurrent episodes of exacerbations with classical manifestations such as wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and nocturnal or early morning cough.

In addition, classical clinical manifestations of BM in infants and children are usually difficult to recognize because of the absence of signs of meningeal irritation and because of delayed elevation of intracranial pressure.