The prevalence of possible asthma manifestations was stable or decreased by age, while the prevalence of rhinitis manifestations was stable or increased, and the prevalence of eczema manifestations was generally stable, except that ointment treatment became less prevalent by age.
It can have various clinical manifestations, including stable angina, acute coronary syndrome, and sudden cardiac death.
The above observations are consistent with Hoadley's in cancer [ 39] that only a small proportion of diseases represent stable manifestations in different tissues.
Additionally, the divergence of disease members in different tissues, the convergence of different diseases in the same tissue, and the stable manifestations in different tissues of a small part of multi-tissue diseases as well, indicate that both the type of disease and the type of affected tissue influence the degree of disease similarity.
These studies showed that abnormal latent inhibition in patients with schizophrenia could be regarded as a stable manifestation and a cognitive deficit in behavior.
However, we included both acute CAD patients and those with stable manifestation, and some of them were elective admitted patients with mild status.
As DNA methylation is absent in Drosophila, it will be interesting to test whether the murine piRNA pathway also induces H3K9me3 and whether DNA methylation is the stable manifestation of an initially histone-specific silencing mark.
Untreated IgG4-RD often progresses to extensive fibrosis, but some manifestations of the disease remain stable over time and do not require immediate treatment.
In these patients, response to therapy was classified according to the WHO guidelines defining "partial remission" (R) as tumor reduction ≥ 50%, "progression" (P) as tumor increase ≥ 25% or appearance of new tumor manifestations, and "no change" (NC; stable disease) as tumor reduction <50% or increase <25% [ 11].
The author found no statistical difference after a comparison of the traditionally tested cardiovascular risk factors with the clinical manifestation of CAD, such as stable angina or ACS (Table 4).
Furthermore, gender differences in the clinical manifestation of CHD (as chronic stable angina or acute coronary syndrome) may also reflect underlying gender differences in the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis and plaque morphology [ 31- 33].
