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Perhaps the most dramatic clinical use of tDCS has been in the treatment of auditory hallucinations.

The most dramatic clinical feature of this syndrome is the sudden significant elevation of blood pressure resulting in a hypertensive emergency.

For example, bevacizumab has shown its most dramatic clinical activity in combination with cytotoxic therapy, but is much less effective when administered alone (Hurwitz et al, 2004).

Clostridium perfringens bacteremia may have a most dramatic clinical picture, consisting of hemolytic anemia, hemoglobinemia, hemoglobinuria, disseminated intravascular coagulation, bleeding tendency, bronze-colored skin, hyperbilirubinemia, shock, oliguria and anemia.

Doctors also fall into a cognitive trap known as "availability," meaning that we too readily recall our most recent or dramatic clinical experiences and assume they correspond to a new patient's problem.

Gregoire et al. note that target volume selection and delineation undoubtedly represent the most dramatic change in clinical approach, as compared with the former 2D approach [ 16].

Overt clinical syndromes may be the most dramatic examples of a chronic low level activity within the CNS despite standard ART.

Ischemic liver injury is an underrecognized clinical condition occurring at its most dramatic during the ischemia-reperfusion injury accompanying liver transplantation (54), as well as during episodes of hypoperfusion, such as cardiac arrest, trauma, and sepsis (14).

Data from recent clinical trials of genetically modified T cells, most notably chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells, have yielded dramatic clinical results and highlighted the potential for this approach to mediate anti-tumor activity.

Interestingly, the patient whose pre-treatment biopsy (the only one available for analysis) was most affected by inclusions - NBSL2 – appeared to have less dramatic clinical improvement (Table  3).

The clinical response in the 4 mg/kg group (n = 6) was the most dramatic, with four and two patients achieving 50% and 70% improvements, respectively, at week 1 (Fig. 1).