Sentence examples for persistent manifestations from inspiring English sources

A specialist's evaluation may be necessary for those with persistent manifestations despite adequately performed conservative treatment [ 6].

Death was defined as associated with A. baumannii infection if the patient had persistent manifestations of the infection and no other possible cause of death was detected.

Loda[ 16], describing the symptoms of volunteers with an influenza illness after nasal inoculation by a wild type influenza A, found that cough, rhonchi and expiratory fine rales were the most frequent and persistent manifestations.

Also, in contrast to S. mansoni and S. haematobium, acute disease due to S. japonicum is common in endemic foci and is associated with severe and persistent manifestations that may rapidly progress the host mediated immunopathogenesis, terminating in a network of fibrotic lesions [ 45].

Because of the persistent cutaneous manifestations, the patient was advised to apply on the persistent eruptions of his chest and abdomen triamcinolone cream 0.5%% twice daily.

Nevertheless, several authors have reported persistent clinical manifestations (mainly joint and muscular pain and depression) several months after acute infection, leading some of them to consider the possibility of chronic forms of Chikungunya infection [5], [8] [13].

These patients do not respond to additional courses of antibiotics raising the possibility that a post infectious immunologic process is responsible for these persistent clinical manifestations.

Vaccine strains and strains associated with the persistent disease manifestation subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) were removed from the analysis.

Herein, we present a 31-year-old Brazilian man with both typical Still's rash and atypical persistent polymorphic cutaneous manifestations associated with severe systemic inflammatory response syndrome.

Eosinophils that are consistently lacking in the AOSD-associated skin lesions were evident in the skin biopsy of the persistent atypical cutaneous manifestations and were either drug-related or AOSD-associated.

For all others however, transplantations from mismatched donors are still associated with a high morbidity and mortality due to autoimmune and inflammatory manifestations, persistent infections, serious GvHD reactions and graft rejection (Honig et al, 2006; Mazzolari et al, 2007; Neven et al, 2009; Railey et al, 2009; Titman et al, 2008).