This was demonstrated in a scenario involving the above-described 45-year-old woman with cancer who underwent surgery for a pathological fracture (see earlier theme, "Understanding of the individual patient").
The etiology of AD may be heterogeneous, but the underlying pathological cascade has distinct common themes.
In a play subtitled "Whit got him intae aw that bother", her theme is the playwright's pathological urge to self-destroy.
This is common fare from www.gawker.com, a voyeuristic, media-obsessed, gossipy and occasionally creepy blog that chronicles what Ms. Spiers calls "the darker Manhattan-centric themes: class warfare as recreational sport; pathological status obsession; and the complete, total, and wholly unapologetic embrace of decadence".
But Ms. Spiers (pronounced SPY-ers) went light on the guide, heavy on the opinion, calling Gawker a chronicle of "the darker Manhattan-centric themes: class warfare as recreational sport; pathological status obsession; and the complete, total, and wholly unapologetic embrace of decadence".
Spiers was previously the founding editor of Gawker.com, Gawker Media's flagship site about "the darker Manhattan-centric themes: class warfare as recreational sport; pathological status obsession; and the complete, total, and wholly unapologetic embrace of decadence".
Few compete with the album's greatest theme, however, which is the saga of its creator's pathological need for greatness.
However, an emerging theme in telomere biology is that telomere deprotection under physiological or pathological conditions is different from telomere dysfunction induced by genetically deleting shelterin subunits 50.
According to Kendall's [ 1] cognitive theory, pathological manifestations of childhood anxiety result from the chronic overactivity of schemas organized around themes of vulnerability and danger.
That borders on pathological".
