Sentence examples for share clinical features from inspiring English sources

Peripheral sinonasal ameloblastomas share clinical features with Schneiderian papillomas.

As they share clinical features with other pathogens, the initial spread of these viruses can be misdiagnosed.

Epilepsy and headache are two common neurologic disorders with recurrent, transient, paroxysmal episodes of altered brain function, that share clinical features, pathophysiological mechanisms and therapeutic approaches.

Different pain syndromes of unknown aetiology often share clinical features [4, 5] and several studies indicate that FMS and TTH have several common features, both with regard to pathophysiology, demographics and clinical symptoms, though there are also clear differences between the two conditions [6, 7].

This is particularly interesting as bipolar disorder and depression share clinical features, such as depressive episodes and cyclic recurrence of phases.

In recent years, the use of high-resolution cytogenetic techniques has led to the identification of numerous microdeletion syndromes, where patients with overlapping deletions share clinical features.

The present study aimed to understand if patients with LOA shared clinical features, risk factors and co-morbidities with EOA.

Scrivener Y et al. concluded that 4 (7 %) of the 62 patients with LS shared clinical features on the cheek and/or mentum [9].

Another group of disorders that shares clinical features with groove pancreatitis is "paraduodenal pancreatitis", a term which encompasses cystic dystrophy of the heterotopic pancreas, periampullary duodenal wall cyst, pancreatic hamartoma of the duodenal wall, myoadenomatosis, and cystic dystrophy of the duodenal wall [15, 16].

With few exceptions, the current stage of medical practice emphasizes disease classification based on shared clinical features which together are representative of a syndrome.

Monkeypox virus (MPV), an emerging human pathogen in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and elsewhere in central and western Africa, produces an illness that shares clinical features with smallpox but is somewhat less lethal, with case fatality rates of approximately 10% [1], [2], [3].