Sentence examples for concomitant involvement from inspiring English sources

When predominant in facial muscles, it often involved the periocular muscles, and half of patients had concomitant involvement of one extremity or abdominal muscles.

Controversies remain concerning their concomitant involvement in Slow-Wave Sleep (SWS).

Secondary involvement of liver by lymphoma is relatively easier to diagnose on imaging due to the concomitant involvement of other organs especially spleen and generalized lymphadenopathy, although differentiation with disseminated granulomatous infection may sometimes be difficult.

Thirty-two ofthef the 976 patients included in our study (3.3 %) showed the presence of BCVI at the MDCT examination: 22 out of these 32 patients (68.8 %) presented the involvement of a single vessel, 10/32 (32.2 %) presented the concomitant involvement of two vessels, whereas none of the included patients presented the involvement of three or more vessels.

Invariably, metabolism requires the concomitant involvement of one or more vitamins and minerals.

Concomitant involvement of other peripheral nervous system structures (such as the lumbosacral plexus or phrenic nerve) is described.

To report the diagnostic, clinical, and histopathologic features of a patient with coccidioidomycosis endophthalmitis without concomitant systemic involvement diagnosed by vitreous biopsy.

Some reported cases of deep neck abscess showed concomitant meningeal involvement of retropharyngeal or epidural abscess and were easily misdiagnosed as meningitis for the positive CSF findings [2, 3, 7, 8].

In granulomatous orchitis, the absence of areas of altered signal intensity and contrast enhancement can orientate the diagnosis [7], as well as a concomitant epididymal involvement [27]; nevertheless, a chronic orchitis can simulate a neoplasm despite using more advanced MR imaging techniques [6, 22, 27].

Of the 53 patients with oral candidiasis, five patients had concomitant oesophageal involvement.

Five of the 15 patients (33.3%) with extra-pulmonary tuberculosis (lymph nodes, 2; liver aspirate, 1; urine, 1; and blood, 1) also had concomitant pulmonary involvement.