Sentence examples for generalized involvement from inspiring English sources
However, several atypical presentations such as involvement of other sites and generalized involvement have been recently reported in PVB19 infected patients.
This anatomical interpretation would be consistent with the more generalized involvement of perisylvian cortices in W.W. with Alzheimer's disease (Fig.1).
The effect of pertussis toxin was independent of odorant identity and intensity, indicating a generalized involvement of Go in olfactory reception.
In addition to the changes observed in subchondral bone, there is growing evidence for generalized involvement of bone in the pathogenesis of OA.
Bulbar and generalized involvement seems to result in an impairment of mental aspects of quality of life, whereas ocular involvement does not so [ 49].
Since the earliest studies of OA, generalized involvement of joints was described in postmenopausal females, and predominant node formation with early signs of inflammation was observed in the proximal and distal interphalangeal joints of the hands [ 44].
All patients presented with generalized skin involvement consistent with T3 disease [ 25].
In the management of early-stage MF, skin-directed therapies are suggested in two forms: "skin-limited therapies" for limited or localized disease and "skin-generalized therapies" for generalized skin involvement.
Our findings suggest that young subjects with relatively long-lasting T1DM have a generalized preclinical involvement of large artery structure and function, as well as a blunted endothelium regenerating capacity.
In patients with acute urticaria independently on the age, degranulation of cutaneous mast cells by a variety of causes results in the release of histamine and other inflammatory mediators which initiate local or generalized skin involvement.
58 While localized gene therapy has shown promise in focal conditions, such as pachyonychia congenital, 60 generalized skin involvement in most of the ichthyoses makes topical gene therapy impractical.
