Sentence examples for rapidly progressing severe from inspiring English sources

We also demonstrate that the loss of a coupling relationship between cell cycle perturbation and apoptotic response in circulating leukocytes marks the difference between a well contained, uncomplicated viral illness and a rapidly progressing, severe infection.

Scientists first noticed a troubling trend in 2005, when national surveillance conducted by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) identified regional clusters of rapidly progressing severe black lung cases, especially in Appalachia.

In contrast, since there have been few previous reports of subperiosteal hematoma in the orbit with rapidly progressing severe symptoms such as constriction of the visual field or blindness differing from retrobulbar hematoma, other studies have stressed the importance of using observation to prevent surgical intervention-caused sequelae, such as local infection or re-bleeding [ 3, 6].

Introduction: Veno-arterial extracorporeal life support (ECLS) is increasingly being used to treat rapidly progressing or severe cardiogenic shock.

A bite rapidly progresses to severe, life-threatening symptoms that are hallmarks of mamba bites.

During the evaluation, her exam rapidly progressed with severe episodic pain and tenderness of the right anteromedial thigh.

In contrast, EBOV infection is typified by general, flu-like symptoms that rapidly progresses to severe hemorrhagic fever and multiple-organ failure within between 7 14 days, accompanied by very visible signs of disease such as rash (Feldmann et al., 2013).

Toxic shock syndrome, due to bacterial superantigen exposure, can rapidly progress to severe and intractable hypotension, multi-system failure and death.

A case of uncomplicated malaria can rapidly progress to severe malaria due to either delayed treatment or treatment failure.

She had normal renal function for her age, allowing much higher HGA excretion than her sister, who had kidney disease and whose joint, skin and cardiac alkaptonuria manifestations rapidly progressed to severe as renal function worsened.

The previously unknown respiratory syndrome was characterized by nonspecific clinical symptoms, was highly transmissible in some circumstances, did not respond to antimicrobial therapy, and could rapidly progress to severe respiratory distress and death.