Clinical remission, meaning absence of clinically visible disease manifestations, including the condition that disease consequences do not occur, may be a reasonable target for a start.
Hypersensitivity can be clinically visible or "silent," when the drug activity decreases without clinical symptoms [ 8– 12].
Information regarding the anal opening, which was clinically visible, was provided to both readers in order to imitate clinical reality [ 15].
The aims of this study were to calculate the volume of white spot lesions by using microcomputed tomography and to determine which clinical attribute of the white spot lesion could better predict its volume: the clinically visible white spot lesion surface area or its color intensity.
Axial bone CT demonstrates opacified middle ear (arrow), clinically visible as haemotympanum.
R1 is oligosynaptic, ipsilateral and not clinically visible, whereas R2 is polysynaptic, bilateral and clinically observable [4].
Due to the muscle bulk of the thigh, the distal femoral osteotomy, which included a varus correction, did not produce a clinically visible deformity.
Although there were fewer teeth with clinically visible color change in the nanoHAP group, 10-day application of nanoHAP could not improve enamel color stability after orthodontic debonding.
Studies by both O'Reilly et al. [7] and Ogaard et al. [8] both show development of clinically visible WSL in orthodontic patients that occurred in 4 weeks or less.
Nearly 50% of orthodontic patients exhibit clinically visible white spot lesions during treatment that lasts approximately for 2 years, while smooth surface lesions increase up to 50% in prevalence during treatment [2].
And most chemical contaminants produce no immediate, clinically visible symptoms in people exposed to them.
