Sentence examples for recent pathology from inspiring English sources

Eosinophilic esophagitis (EE) is a recent pathology defined by abnormal immune response of the esophageal mucosa to exogenous allergens, leading to chronic mucosa infiltration by 15 eosinophils per High-Power-Field (Eos/HPF).

The PN used the care-plan template and obtained current physical measures and reviewed recent pathology results.

This is also consistent with a recent pathology study that found that the effect of processing resources (cognitive reserve) is slightly greater on the association between neuronal pathology and cognition than plaques and cognition (Boyle et al., 2008).

Methods: We analyzed the findings from a recent Pathology Working Group PWGG) review of RI procedures and tumor diagnoses, evaluated consistency of RI and other laboratory findings for chemicals identified by the RI as positive for lymphoma/leukemia, and examined evidence for a number of other issues raised regarding RI bioassays.

We identified several common loci representing ancestral clusters of genes important in Y. enterocolitica and P. luminescens pathogenesis that might have evolved during the association of bacteria with invertebrates, the so-called "pre-vertebrate" pathosphere [ 121] and then been adapted to more recent pathologies in mammalians.

Confidence intervals (Exact 95% C.I. [Mid-P]) were calculated using WINPEPI [ 31] to determine if there were any differences between (a) speech pathologists who had and had not used stroke CPGs and (b) demographic proportions of the current study compared with proportions from the most recent Speech Pathology Australia member workforce survey (data provided by Speech Pathology Australia [ 32]).

In this historical setting, Renoir replays the recent political pathology that led France to collapse before Germany and to embrace occupation and collaboration so readily.

Patients were included only if they were from the emergency department and excluded if were under 18 years of age, had known recent intracranial pathology, known brain tumor, or having a history of trauma.

A recent molecular pathology study on two cases documented that in addition to the lungs, H5N1 virus infects the trachea and disseminates to other organs including the brain [30].

A comparison of the proportions of speech pathologists in this sample with the most recent Speech Pathology Australia member workforce survey [ 32] found few significant differences.

These mainly include cases of recent cardiopulmonary pathology (myocardial infarction, ongoing angina, recent coronary artery intervention or electrocardiogram changes, recurrent episodes of angina in the last week, heart failure, serious lung disease, dyspnoea, etc).