Laryngotracheal stenosis usually presents with a difficulty in breathing and is associated with poor exercise tolerance but can be associated with a chronic cough.
The findings indicate that, although responding companies tend to rely on product configuration to customize their products, they are presented with a set of related difficulties as well: inadequate product information supply to the sales office, excess of repetitive activities within the technical office and high rate of configuration errors in production.
The ICER figure is not presented with a CI due to difficulties in interpreting a ratio of two random variables.
A 32 year old Indian woman presented with a history of gender assignment difficulties at birth, lack of pubertal development, osteopaenia with fracture and tall stature.
The fact that students could recognize the disease when presented with a formulated problem but had more difficulty when presented with the original complex case indicates that knowledge of the clinical features may be necessary but not sufficient for problem formulation.
A 7-year-old boy with learning difficulties (premature birth) presented with a stiff hind- and forefoot deformity.
In contrast, her younger sister (Case 5) presented with an early history of feeding difficulties and irritability, then developed a progressive hyperkinetic dystonic phenotype (without parkinsonian features) and died at age 10 years from pneumonia.
A 5.5-month-old calf was presented with difficulty in rising, a stiff and slightly ataxic gait in the hind limbs and a shortened stride.
Severe pneumonia was defined as children presenting with a cough or difficulty breathing, and lower chest wall in-drawing.
Mitchell-Heggs et al. (1990) reported on a 33-year-old Korean woman who presented with malaise, difficulty walking, arthralgia, and diarrhea.
Of note, 12 patients presented with signs of respiratory distress, such as stridor, in infancy; two presented with feeding difficulty; five presented with fever and/or respiratory infection; and three had asymptomatic neck swelling on admission.
