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However, other uveitic etiologies can manifest in a similar fashion, and ocular disease may precede systemic manifestations.

Leukemic arthritis may precede systemic onset and malignant cells are not always visible in joint aspiration, especially if hemarthros is present.

Cutaneous involvement, a rare but important feature of disseminated cryptococcosis, may precede systemic symptoms by as long as 8 months [ 12].

Evidence also suggests that pulmonary inflammation, more commonly associated with biomass burning, may precede a systemic autonomic and inflammatory response as a potential step in the biological pathway of PM-mediated cardiovascular health effects (Brook et al. 2002; Gold et al. 2000).

Although RP can be manifested clinically as an isolated, acute vascular disorder with a benign course, it may precede the future development of systemic connective tissue diseases leading to serious complications associated with reduced quality of life and shortened life expectancy [ 28, 31– 31].

In addition, known systemic allergic symptoms that may precede idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity of allergic origin (such as elevation of eosinophils and incidence of an itchy rash) [ 26] were low (eosinophils) or nonexistent (rash).

Prehypertensive patients generally have higher plasma CRP levels than normotensive patients [ 22], and higher baseline CRP levels are reportedly associated with a higher risk of developing overt hypertension [ 23– 25], consistent with the concept that systemic low-grade inflammation may precede hypertension.

PD presents a variety of neuropsychiatric, autonomic, sensory, and sleep disorders that may precede the expression of motor disturbances by more than a decade suggesting that PD is a systemic disease [ 2].

Recent work has shown that systemic autoimmunity precedes synovial inflammation, and animal models have suggested that changes in the lymph nodes may precede those in the synovial tissue.

Anecdotal evidence may precede the statistics.

The inflammation may precede or follow formation of the clot.