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While proteinuria is a common presentation for transplant glomerulopathy, the role of EMH in our patient's proteinuria is unclear.

This differs greatly from many reports suggesting that a single metastatic nodule is the most common presentation for PR after ruptured HCC.

The program encourages manufacturers to register a common presentation for a given ARV formulation across multiple countries whenever possible, which allows the program to procure and ship a single product to most African countries.

Age >40 years was independently associated with severe dengue in our study, consistent with a previous retrospective analysis from France, which reported that plasma leakage was the most common presentation for adults with severe dengue and that an age of >37 years predicted plasma leakage [ 14].

Atypical and "silent" diseases are the most common presentations for gluten-sensitive enteropathy as less than 50% of patients present with the classic diarrhea-predominant disease.

Cupping of the cusp tips on molar teeth is one of the most common presentations of erosion, for example in teenagers (Fig.  1).

The paralytic disease is by far the least common presentation, accounting for 1 per 1000 cases among infants and 1 per 100 cases among adolescents [ 1, 2].

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) with both upper and lower motor neuron involvement is the most common presentation, accounting for more than 75%% of cases with motor neuron disease [ 1, 2].

Understanding the common presentations of pyogenic flexor tenosynovitis allows for timely diagnosis of the condition to allow prompt treatment to take place.

We did not collect the reasons for late presentation of CKD patients to the nephrologists yet this may be associated with common presentations of vague symptoms of CKD or the common practice of self-medication.

The clinical course of 9 patients with FS, irrespective of T-LGL absolute count and their clonality, was similar, with neutropenia being the most common presentation, and remained indolent for 1 to 7 years of follow-up.