Sentence examples for clinical aggravation from inspiring English sources
This is in agreement with the concept that pathology of TB to some extent is immune mediated, which has recently been confirmed by finding a clinical aggravation of pre-existing TB in the course of the immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) seen among AIDS patients undergoing anti-retroviral therapy [18].
After few days the dog died due to progressive clinical aggravation.
Further studies are warranted to demonstrate which patients might benefit from preventive treatment, e.g. to prevent clinical aggravation.
Most of the rarely identified NTM species were isolated from respiratory specimens only once per patient, without concomitant clinical aggravation.
A study in Brazil also reported that as the disease progresses, scores related to physical and level of independence decrease, as the clinical aggravation of the infection has an impact on the body and self-management capability [ 9].
Parents were eligible for this study if they spoke French and if their child was born before 32 weeks of gestation, was 15 to 30 days old at inclusion, and had no recent severe clinical aggravation, according to the attending physician.
This 'elevated isP' is contrasted with 'direct tumour influence', which, however, was only defined by its clinical manifestation by aggravation during horizontal posture (i.e. worsening in the morning) or when bending forward or coughing.
Depletion of CD25-expressing cells resulted in a clinical and histological aggravation of arthritis.
4 Hence, the status quo of the endogenous μ-opioid release and μ-opioid receptor (μOR) concentrations during headaches are critical elements for the understanding of the neurobiology of migraine and, most importantly, its clinical alleviation or aggravation.
Aggravation of clinical symptoms after ICAM-blockade in the early remission phase correlated with the phase of FoxP3 Treg entry into the CNS.
Based on these results, one may assume that in EAE rats injected with DCs, increased concentrations of serum anti-MOG antibodies may be partly responsible for the aggravation of clinical signs.
