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No further therapeutic intervention was recommended due to poor visual prognosis, and the retinitis eventually progressed to involve most of the periphery (Figure 6, right).

On day 2 after infection inflammation was limited to the cecum (not shown), but by 8 days after infection in the pathologic process had progressed to involve the entire colon with many mucosal ulcers scattered throughout (Figure 2), and the mice had watery feces in their distal colon, a feature of diarrhea.

The swelling of the right arm progressed to involve most of the body.

An initial pattern of weakness of neck extension and the distal upper limbs progressed to involve the proximal upper limbs.

Scleroderma progressed to involve the chest, shoulders and abdomen, and flexion contractures of the fingers were noted in March 2005.

Initially, this affected distal muscle groups, but soon progressed to involve proximal muscles predominantly in the upper limbs.

Additionally, nasal amyloidosis in horses can progress to involve the ocular structures [ 12] and progression of conjunctival amyloid to involve the nasal mucosa has been reported in a single horse [ 16].

Sepsis may even progress to involve the liver (Fig. 10), either by contiguity or by ascending biliary infection [10, 11, 22].

In the bvFTD subtype, bifrontal atrophy is the most common finding, which usually progresses to involve the temporal lobes at a later stage of the disease [30].

The most common symptoms of ovarian vein thrombosis are lower abdominal pain and fever, but it may progress to involve the vena cava and induces life-threatening pulmonary embolism as occurred in the present case [4].

Three stages of SLAC arthropathy have been described: where osteoarthritic changes initially occur at the most radial aspect of the radioscaphoid joint (Stage I), progressing to involve the entire radioscaphoid joint (Stage II) and eventually affect the capitolunate joint (stage III), with sparing of the radiolunate joint until very late in the arthritic disease process (Fig. 6).