Several resistance genes were detected in A. baumannii clinical isolates, and coexistence of resistance genes was found in most strains.
Owing to very low frequencies, the clinical significance of coexistence of somatic mutations has never been systematically analysed up until now.
In conclusion, decisions for surgical resection should depend on details of the clinical situation, such as coexistence of malignancy or enlargement of FNH over time.
The clinical findings and the coexistence of the same serogroups in co-grazing sheep and cattle indicate cross-infection.
The clinical findings and the coexistence of the same serogroups in co-grazing sheep and cattle could indicate cross-infection.
OS was suggested when there was coexistence of clinical and histological features of EO and GORD (abnormal pH study), which improved with proton pump inhibitors.
Demographic, clinical and laboratory features, coexistence of pulmonary tuberculosis, diagnostic procedures, definitive diagnostic tests, need for surgical therapy, and response to treatment were assessed in each group.
30 31 Interestingly, our study shows that while the presence of coexisting asthma has no substantial impact on the clinical features of MS, the coexistence of MS may make asthma milder.
Indeed, PAD is frequent in diabetic patients, despite missing or confounding clinical symptoms, because of its coexistence with neuropathy (10).
Without knowledge of etiology and pathogenic mechanisms of disease, all patients are subjected to the same surgical and medical treatments despite the coexistence of different clinical forms.
