"pathologic condition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a disease or illness that has caused problems in a person's body. For example, "The patient was suffering from a pathologic condition that had caused difficulties in walking."
We would hope that our review of Dr. Marcia E. Herman-Giddens's early-puberty study reinforced the need for careful and critical evaluation of every child who begins puberty at a young age, even if many will have no underlying pathologic condition that began the pubertal process.
Endothelial cell activation and platelet consumption are features of this pathologic condition.
Degenerative spondylolisthesis is a common pathologic condition that leads to lumbar instability and significant clinical symptoms.
Frequency of mucosal pathologic condition did not appear as an explanatory factor in this respect.
Fetal growth restriction is a pathologic condition in which the fetus fails to reach its biologically based growth potential.
A characteristic of this pathologic condition is a prolonged period of and excessive amount of pronation (hyperpronation) on weightbearing.
Introduction: Pneumothorax is a pathologic condition in which air is accumulated between the visceral and parietal pleura.
Based on this finding, it is possible to place implants immediately after sinus bone graft on patients with inactive sinus pathologic condition such as mucous retention cysts.
BDs are also rare findings and are not usually a pathologic condition; however, in some cases, therapeutic intervention may be considered.
Headache, seizures, visual change, and hemiparesis were the most common presenting findings but were neither specific to the underlying pathologic condition nor predictive of ultimate maternal outcome.
Background: A hepatic artery portal vein reciprocal response and hepatic hemodynamics have well been investigated under normal condition, but not under pathologic condition with decreased vascular bed.
