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Behavioural variant frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) is the most frequent presentation in the clinical spectrum of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) and it is characterised by progressive changes in personality and conduct.
The most frequent presentation of distal symmetric polyneuropathy is distal sensory loss, while other symptoms include burning pain, paraesthesiae, hyperaesthesiae and deep aching pain.
Although the most frequent presentation of compartment syndrome of the lower extremity involves the anterior compartment, lateral compartment syndrome of the leg is rare.
Unilateral pulmonary collapse is the most frequent presentation.
The most frequent presentation at triage was minor trauma (30%).
Pellet was the most frequent presentation, with levels of 25-32 protein protein.
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Most frequent presentations concerned neutropenia and/or anemia (62%), whereas some T-LGL leukemias presented with neutropenia plus thrombocytopenia (12%).
Cushing syndrome (45%), mixed Cushing and virilization (25%), and isolated virilization syndrome (10%) are the most frequent presentations [ 6– 9].
Overall, metastasis to the skeleton (32.5%) and multiple sites of metastasis (28.3%) were the most frequent presentations of distant metastasis within 10 years.
Although the specific tendon disorder could not be ascertained, tendinitis or tendon rupture could be implied as this represents the most frequent presentations in the literature.
Behavioural variant frontotemporal dementia (bvFTD) is the most frequent clinical presentation of FTLD.
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