Sentence examples for ear involvement from inspiring English sources

Objective: To investigate the middle and inner ear involvement in patients with progressive systemic sclerosis (PSS).

There was no nasal or ear involvement.

86 Careful interpretation of tests by audiologists with pediatric experience is necessary as children with infantile Pompe disease are difficult to accurately assess due to their motor and other delays as well as the increased incidence of middle ear involvement.

On the contrary, retrospective multi-center study of Japanese patients with GPA or MPA showed that MPO-ANCA positive cases tended to have ear involvement more frequently, reflected in the fact that otitis media was significantly higher than in PR3-ANCA positive cases [ 16].

The presenting complaints/clinical signs, neurological signs, and the frequency of unilateral/bilateral ear involvement were consistent with previous observations [ 1, 7, 8, 10, 11, 15]; moreover, the persistence of mild clinical and neurological signs at T2 did not affect the animals' mental status, appetite or weight gain, as ascertained by telephone interviews with the owners.

Abbreviations for organ involvement: ear nose throat (ENT), cardiac (C), kidney (K), lung (L), peripheral nervous system (PNS), central nervous system (CNS), and skin (S).

Concerning leaves, in Carpaccio, " ABI5 binding protein" and " 9-cis-epoxycarotenoid dioxygenase" (NCED) were significantly up-regulated and " pyarabactin resistance-like" (PYL) significantly down-regulated in response to EAR, indicating an involvement of ABA biosynthesis/signalling pathways.

Vaccination of mice with CAMP factor elicited a protective immunity against P. acnes-induced ear inflammation, indicating the involvement of CAMP factor in P. acnes-induced inflammation.

The importance of miRNAs in inner ear development and their involvement in the functional hearing process has been established by expression studies and animal models.

A saccule attachment to the neurocranium and the close vicinity between the swim bladder extension and the posterior recessus of the upper inner ear also suggest an involvement of the utricle and, thus, of all three end organs in improved auditory sensitivities.

We observed bilateral ear pseudochondritis with skin involvement of the lobule and limited tenderness, which excluded true chondritis that involved only cartilaginous areas, as seen in relapsing polychondritis, Wegener's granulomatosis, or mouth and genital ulcers with inflamed cartilage (MAGIC) syndrome.