Sentence examples for clinical peculiarities from inspiring English sources

Future studies should consider the heterogeneity of MOH, to promote the development of therapeutic strategies that can be tailored to the clinical peculiarities of every single patient.

The relationship of these clinical peculiarities and specific pattern of vascular damage in MDD and HT need to be further ascertained.

However, epidemiological evidence suggests that biological differences and clinical peculiarities do exist between different head and neck sites, subsites and populations affected by this disease [ 1, 19, 20].

Knowledge of clinical peculiarities of pediatric TB is now very important because of its ongoing spreading in poor resource countries and its recently increasing incidence in high resource countries [ 1, 2].

However, several epidemiological and clinical peculiarities, such as noncomplete concordance between monozygotic twins and a fluctuating disease course, are still difficult to explain with a small number of risk genes/locis and extremely rare structural variants.

Because of histological, biological and clinical peculiarity, we propose to take into account pulmonary adenocarcinomas with massive inflammatory infiltration for a separate pathological classification.

The clinical-epidemiological peculiarities of the patients admitted into the Institute of Infectious Diseases (mainly those from the Military Ward) were both prospectively and retrospectively studied, and several clinical patterns as well as therapeutic resistance profiles were described.

"Other reasons" were in all but one case described as clinical or therapeutic peculiarities in the specific situation (eg. mild symptoms, pregnancy, short duration of symptoms, other treatment started).

The decision to admit a patient with HCAP to an ICU depends on subjective clinical views and the peculiarities of the local healthcare setting.

Even though a relationship between the number of drugs taken and the occurrence of drug-related problems has been demonstrated, such a relationship may not be universally valid and must always be considered in the context of the specific clinical setting and the peculiarities of the population considered, in this case the frail institutionalised elderly.

Regarding to psychopathological peculiarities and clinical implications, BED should be also differentiated from other obesity-related eating patterns characterized by eating impulsiveness, not yet recognized as autonomous syndromes but in a number of cases present in those affected by BED [ 32].