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The real case-fatality rate is probably lower because an unknown number of milder cases are never diagnosed and reported, but scientists agree that the virus is vicious.

Severe cases are usually diagnosed before birth and may incite the parents to choose therapeutic abortion, whereas milder cases are much more difficult to diagnose and may be sometimes confused with non-accidental injury (NAI) ("child abuse") in young children.

However, given the resources/budget available and the higher cost for the quicker treatment of the more severe patients (c k d,2)), some of the milder cases are prolonged until the maximum possible duration.

This finding also suggests that a large number of milder cases are being underreported.

For example, "the extremely high" mortality rate they cite has been falling as more cases are identified and will likely continue along this trend as milder cases are discovered.

For every infant that presents with these problems dozens more slightly milder cases are out there in the same communities, just not seen in clinics.

The test, which also helps doctors diagnose West Nile fever, has led to more milder cases being reported than in the past, Dr. Gerberding said.

The possibility of ascertainment bias (detection of milder cases) is inherent in studies that implement screening systems.

On the other hand, the survival function for the milder cases is further away from the origin throughout, decreasing much slower until d=7, after which point it flattens until the last 80 patients in the list are treated.

Because milder cases were often asymptomatic, many more children may have been affected both in China and abroad.

The neurological phenotype of SPR deficiency is quite variable, with milder cases being particularly susceptible to misdiagnosis as cerebral palsy (Friedman et al., 2012 b ).