Sentence examples for progressive exacerbation from inspiring English sources
These syndromes become expressed during the peripuberital period of life, at approximately 3 4 weeks of age, with subsequent progressive exacerbation of the syndrome conditions with age, similar to the progression from onset of youth [ 20] to adult maturity [ 21- 23] human diabetes conditions.
Thus, methamphetamine psychosis and schizophrenia resemble each other in a cross-section of clinical features, e.g., auditory hallucination and delusion, the longitudinal process of progressive exacerbation with acute relapses, good response to neuroleptics, and enduring vulnerability to relapse under stressors.
Progressive exacerbation of ochronotic manifestations had been noted during these last few years, as kidney function worsened.
Progressive exacerbation of dark pigmentation of sclera, ear helices, skin of face, trunk and limbs, as well as urine, that had been noted in the last few years, continued after starting PD.
Sympathetic ophthalmia (SO) has been defined as a "specific bilateral inflammation of the entire uveal tract of unknown etiology, characterised clinically by an insidious onset and a progressive course with exacerbation, and pathologically by a nodular or diffuse infiltration of the uveal tract with lymphocytes and epithelioid cells" [1].
In summary, we experienced a case of rapidly progressive IgAN with exacerbation of Crohn's disease.
Here, we report a patient with rapidly progressive IgAN and exacerbation of Crohn's disease.
Furthermore, the Phase II clinical trial for lamotrigine (Na+ channel blocker), on secondary progressive MS patients showed exacerbation in motor function abnormalities, which were reverted upon a reduction in the lamotrigine dose [ 98].
Patients with bronchiectasis suffer from sputum production, recurrent exacerbations, and progressive airway destruction [ 2].
Is progress necessarily progressive?
We recently experienced a case of rapidly progressive IgA nephropathy concurrent with exacerbation of Crohn's disease.
