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At this stage, brain MRI shows marked progression of demyelination and focal disruption of the blood brain barrier.

Interestingly, there is progressive up-regulation of phosphorylated Erk1 and Erk2 signaling over time, which results in the activation of a subset of VICs with myofibroblast-like characteristics and marked progression of valve pathology that shows severe fibrosis, neovascularization and inflammation.

The Hoechst/PI results showed a marked progression of apoptosis from 6 to 48 h.

Twelve weeks after ACLT, the joint surfaces showed a marked progression of arthritis and osteophyte formation in the OA group.

Delayed and attenuated repair response after the 600 mg/kg TA dose resulted in a marked progression of injury and 100% lethality.

There were no significant differences between study groups with respect to progression or marked progression, nor was there any influence of duration of follow-up.

If the lesion was situated in extremely risky positions and not influencing quality of life, the lesion was followed up until marked progression had occurred.

Based around the UK Phonics Screening Check, it offers three mini-games and lots of exercises to practise, with a decoratable space rocket marking progression.

Forty patients received IVIG infusion for severe cytopenia (thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, or both) (22 patients in total) or marked local progression of pulmonary lesions on chest radiography in the first week of disease (18 patients).

Abdominal CT scan revealed marked interval progression of disease, with a 13 × 10 cm recurrent liver mass that replaced most of the right lobe (Fig. 3a), new liver lesions, new portal vein thrombosis, metastatic lung nodules and metastatic adenopathy in the mesentery, retroperitoneum (Fig. 3b), and mediastinum (Fig. 3c).

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