Primary acquired melanosis was defined clinically as flat, speckled brown lesions of the conjunctiva, and histologically as hyperpigmentation of conjunctival epithelium without melanocytic hyperplasia, or melanocytic hyperplasia in conjunctival epithelium with or without cytologic atypia.
Lichen planus is clinically characterized by flat topped polygonal, itchy erythematous papules with Wickams' striae, nail deformation, and white mucosal patches [ 4].
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Furthermore, the five categories were clinically categorized into weight-bearing pain (including walking on flat surface, going up or down stairs and standing) and non-weight-bearing pain (including pain at night and sitting or lying).
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Clinically, EV is characterized by the early onset of multiple flat warts, pityriasis versicolor-like lesions, and lesions resembling seborrheic keratosis.
The linear mixed-effects model of the ddQTcF and granisetron plasma concentration relationship had a nearly flat, nonsignificant negative slope (−0.1326 msec/[ng/mL]), supporting the absence of a clinically significant effect of granisetron on QTc.
The productive HPV infection could be clinically unapparent or associated with changes in the epithelial morphology leading to benign hyperproliferative flat warts, condylomata, or papillomas.
Clinically relevant imaging findings: on CT images GTP presents typically as a soft-tissue mass, with a flat base on cochlear promontory, vividly and quickly enhancing after contrast medium administration (Fig. 29a, b).
26 Three of the four groups (foot orthoses, physiotherapy, foot orthoses plus physiotherapy) also had clinically meaningful improvements in usual pain severity, whereas the improvement in usual pain for the group receiving flat inserts was slightly less than 20 mm.
Clinically, the features of the normative inversions of their faces strongly resemble those of Williams-Beuren syndrome (flat nasal bridge, short upturned nose, long philtrum, full lips, malar flattening, and micro/retrognathia).
