Sentence examples for most frequent pathologies from inspiring English sources

"I have only mentioned the three most frequent pathologies [asthma, chronic bronchitis, and acute bronchitis], without mentioning lung cancer, because the impact of air pollution on the latter is extremely weak and highly debated," Aubier told senators at the hearing in April 2015.

The most frequent pathologies associated with Mazabraud's syndrome are benign thyroid diseases and early puberty.

The Wyler-Score includes five grades, identifying classic and severe AHS as the most frequent pathologies.

The four most frequent pathologies in our groups were traumatic defects, burns, ulcer of venous etiology and cutaneous tumors.

The most frequent pathologies underlying dementia in the elderly are Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathology (ie, plaques and tangles) and cerebrovascular disease.

In most LA countries, healthcare budgets, by necessity, cover the most frequent pathologies like infectious diseases and maternal/infant problems as priorities leaving chronic diseases including the rheumatic diseases way behind them.

In reproductive and peri-menopausal age groups hormonal imbalance pattern followed by endometrial polyp dominated the pathologic picture while in postmenopausal age group, endometrial polyp was the most frequent pathology (35.5%, 16/45) followed by atrophic endometrium (33.3%, 15/45).

Headache is the most frequent pathology in neurology.

Among 159 cases of endometrial pathologies, hormonal imbalance pattern was the most frequent pathology (41%, 65/159).

Murase, et al. (2003) studied 100 attempted suicide cases, attempters and found that depressive disorders were the most frequent pathology.

Previous reports have demonstrated that cervical lymphadenitis of children is the most frequent pathology of M. lentiflavum.