Sentence examples for self resolving from inspiring English sources

Though majority of the patients had self resolving course of illness but they can be potential candidate for acute fulminant hepatic failure.

Laryngomalacia is best known as a self-resolving infantile disorder characterized by inspiratory stridor with occlusion of the larynx by collapse of arytenoid tissues due to Bernoulli forces.

Acute CSCR was defined as SRD self-resolving within 6 months of symptom onset.

Brief bradycardia (heart rate <100 beats per minute) was noted in 11 infants (44%), usually contemporaneous with insertion of the laryngoscope blade, and in all cases self-resolving within 10 seconds.

Cross-sectional studies will not detect the majority of the transient inhibitors, and even if they are detected, it is unlikely that such an inhibitor would be correctly categorized as self-resolving.

The clinical presentations of dengue vary from the self- resolving dengue fever (DF) to the more severe dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) or dengue shock syndrome (DSS).

We analyzed two publicly available, longitudinal human microarray datasets that describe self-resolving immune responses.

While standard treatment is to treat keratoacanthoma as a subtype of squamous cell carcinoma, true keratoacanthoma is a self-resolving tumor.

Since acute IM is a self-resolving disease with most patients regaining health in 1-3 weeks there have been few studies examining molecular signatures in early acute stages of the disease.

Indirect ophthalmoscopy and slit lamp exams performed monthly revealed a mild to moderate but self-resolving vitreal inflammation in the high-dose group only, which follow-up studies suggest was directed against the AAV2 capsid.

A CD4 T cell-targeted deletion of the gene that encodes Bcl6, the master transcription factor for the Tfh program, resulted in complete disruption of the Tfh response to Plasmodium chabaudi in C57BL/6 mice and consequent disruption of GC responses and IgG responses and the inability to eliminate the otherwise self-resolving chronic P. chabaudi infection.