Sentence examples for difficult pathology from inspiring English sources

Although the experience with this type of treatment is limited, implantation of a metallic prosthesis to replace the distal part of the ulna can also be considered as a salvage procedure for the treatment of this difficult pathology.

The accurate follow-up and the differential diagnosis of post-transplant complications have been further struggled by no reliable and difficult pathology reports, essentially in post-transplanted HCV-infected patients [ 18].

Increasing endometrial receptivity could improve one of the most difficult pathologies in human fertility.

This belief was based on the agreement among pathologists that mesenchymal tumors are among the most difficult of pathologies to accurately diagnose.

Although this flexibility is vital for positioning the arm in space, it can make the evaluation of pathology difficult.

Similar to other surgical fields, research has been limited by the variability in surgical interventions, difficult recruitment, infrequent pathology, and the urgency of interventions.

Capsule images, on the other hand, are taken with low frame rate (average five frames per second), which makes it difficult to find pathology and results in eye fatigue for viewing.

My neurotic behaviors were extreme, my pathology difficult to identify with, yet in the almost grotesque extent of my destructive actions as I forgot to take my pills time after time to indulge in the fantasy of potential motherhood, I was convinced I had put my finger on something.

This group is defined on the absence of HNP and radiculopathy rather than on the presence of other degenerative processes which makes a more precise description of the truly underlying pathology difficult.

The differentiation between normal variants and pathology is difficult in children.

The actual prevalence of the OP pathology is difficult to assess, but in our opinion, it is probably underestimated.