The gross lesions caused by avian oncogenic viruses often overlap, making differentiation diagnosis based on histopathology difficult.
Based on the lack of overlap in injury diagnosis distributions overall, and the very small proportion of both samples with overlapping diagnoses, we concluded that firearm injuries are infrequently missing Ecodes in the NIS data.
Moreover, since clinical symptoms often overlap and laboratory diagnosis takes time, it would be better to design siRNAs with broad-spectrum activity that can suppress related viruses across species.
Abnormal glucose absorption patterns during OGTT in patients with type 2 diabetes and gestational diabetes mellitus (12, 13) may therefore partly explain the lack of overlap in the diagnosis of diabetes when using the OGTT versus HbA1c criteria (32).
There was also a significant discrepancy in the magnitude of the OGTT and A1C diabetes diagnosis overlap between study populations of different ethnic origins, even after adjusting for age, sex, BMI, waist circumference, and smoking.
Many of these criteria have since been adopted for use in clinical practice [ 8]; however, published reports have demonstrated only moderate overlap of physician diagnosis of severe sepsis with consensus criteria [ 9, 10].
Initially defined by the presence of 2 or more disordered venous outflow parameters as measured by intra- and extracranial duplex ultrasound, CCSVI was originally reported to have 100% overlap with the diagnosis of MS, but was not encountered in other diseases or normal controls.
Some BAEs are strong predictors of treatment adherence and can sometimes be quite similar to illness symptomatology, causing, due to these overlaps, problems in diagnosis and clinical assessment (Awad et al. 1996).
Because of overlapping clinical features, diagnosis of any single one from among the several within the group is sometimes difficult.
This case report highlights the fact there are a number of imaging and clinical overlaps in the diagnosis, assessment and management of this entity.
