The first instance of pathology-confirmed SCSC after transplant served as the case diagnosis date.
However, despite of the obstacles that are inherent to diagnosing isolated bones, these instances of pathologies do have their own value, specially in relation to behavior and habitat.
Here - the armchair psychologist might think - was a classic instance of the pathology that produces great art: wounded by adolescent traumas, our hero took permanent refuge in the childhood world of Peanuts.
This persistence of Mao in official discourse and popular imagination may seem an instance of ideological pathology — the same kind that makes some Russian nationalists get misty-eyed about Stalin.
The condition is here identified as spondarthritis, which encompasses a diverse group of related inflammatory arthritides that share multiple clinical features as well as common genetic predisposing factors [2], and it represents the oldest instance of this pathology hitherto known.
Interestingly, no instance of overlooking a relevant pathology was noted, whereas all wrong assessments belonged to the category "false positive" rating.
We did note, for instance, that mild TBI had unexpected amounts of pathology on CT (21% had bleeds, 13% had fractures), neurosurgical intervention rates (3.8%), and death rates (0.8%).
In AD, for instance, tau pathology emerges in lateral regions of the EC early in the course of the disease (Braak and Braak, 1991; Braak and Del Tredici, 2004).
In many epidemiological instances of infections modulating pathology, underlying T cell phenotypes are not greatly altered but there is a powerful dampening of innate effector populations that deserves further investigation.
He was Director of Pathology from 1981 through 1994.
