Sentence examples for infrequent pathology from inspiring English sources

In the following cohort, we found that IPH is an infrequent pathology with 77 cases identified on 25,576 admissions between January 2006 and December 2014.

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

Spontaneous spinal epidural hematoma (SSEH) is an infrequent spinal pathology.

Edison and colleagues [ 19] demonstrated that cortical amyloid load is significantly raised in over 80% of DLB patients, while amyloid pathology is infrequent in PDD.

Mutations are infrequent in other cancer pathologies analyzed to date [ 20, 36].

I'd like to see a sex or relationship therapist, for once, champion the possibility that celibacy or infrequent sex is not a pathology.

All patients with HS were seizure-free after surgery, International League Against Epilepsy ILAEE) outcome class 1, at last follow-up; the patient with nonspecific pathology had recurrence of infrequent seizures after 7 years of seizure freedom.

However, infrequent anomalies, subtle changes or combined pathologies could not be allocated correctly to one of the six groups.

The social pathology hypothesis is, therefore, supported infanticide as social pathological behavior is infrequent in animal species due to natural selection [2].

Infections, deficiency in external rotation, acromio-clavicular pathologies and humeral component loosening were followed by other infrequent reasons such as wear of components, metallosis and other rare events (Table 3).

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.