Sentence examples for evident diseases from inspiring English sources

However, despite the presence of excellent and recent guidelines, the implementation into clinical routine namely for these "evident diseases" is insufficient.

UACR levels not traditionally considered significant might be used to identify cerebral arterial dysfunction even before evident diseases, such as stroke or dementia, are clinically manifested [ 42].

In our study, omphalitis and persistent urachus were the second most evident diseases in the IVP group (9/80), but no association between these abnormalities and FPT was found.

PNS is a well-known form of spread in head-neck cancers in which there is gross, radiologically evident disease spread along large nerves.

Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy incorporates better targeting and beam directions to effect smaller treatment volumes that include only clinically evident disease.

Some surgeons have advocated to no longer obtain axillary ultrasound and fine-needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy of suspicious nodes because this practice identifies women with "clinically evident" disease who, in the absence of the ultrasound, would have been "SLN positive" and thus eligible for avoidance of the ALND.

The clinical course of this disease progresses from an indolent lymphocytosis without other evident disease to one of generalized lymphatic enlargement with concomitant pancytopenia.

Yet, the development of clinically evident disease coincided with an increase in T cell numbers and in their activation as manifested by CD69 display (Figure 2C).

Consequently, beside their use in clinically evident disease, our targeted polymer therapeutics may potentially be used for the treatment of asymptomatic individuals who are at risk for relapse of ostesarcoma, breast and prostate cancer metastases.

In addition, adalimumab has been shown to inhibit radiographically evident disease progression.

Post-treatment was withheld until evident disease progression, followed by no restriction afterward.