The clinical presentations of these two frequent types of AU show similarities, making it sometimes difficult to distinguish them from each other.
Overall, findings demonstrate significant differences between the neural responses to fear and to disgust, and between the covert presentations of these two emotions.
Given the parallel timing and presentations of these two reactions, the likelihood of a causal relationship to vaccination is high.
The difference in the median number of presentations between these two time periods was highly significant (post-GBS median = 16, interquartile range (IQR): 10 26; pre-GBS median = 10, IQR: 4 11, Wilcoxon signed-rank z = 3.13, p = 0.0017).
HHV-8 is closely related to Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), but the clinical presentations of these two infections in early childhood are not well understood.
The breast cancer presentation of these six patients is described in Table 2. Five patients underwent BCS and radioguided sentinel lymph node biopsy according to the standard technique adopted at the European Institute of Oncology [ 13].
The clinical presentation of these five new patients is similar to the patients reported by Rossor et al. (2015); however, we would emphasize that all our patients showed scapular winging, which we believe is a common feature of BICD2 deficiency.
Hence the variable microenviroment in T-cell activation sites and different pathways of antigen presentation associated with these two vaccines may result in different immune responses to the two vaccines.
For a 15-minute presentation, six or seven slides, not 67, is a better guide.
During the presentation, the two never speak or eat.
