(e, f) The same activity is poorly visualized on 90Y bremsstrahlung SPECT/CT as subtle, ill-defined activity.
He looked partly subtle, partly ill.
We already live in a dark forest full of terrible but subtle and ill-defined threats, and they aren't caused by new technologies, they're caused by the consequences of exceeding the carrying capacity of our planet with our old technologies.
Clinically detected CD still may present with gastrointestinal problems, but is increasingly also being diagnosed in patients with subtle feelings of ill health or other extra-gastrointestinal symptoms [ 13].
Health care professionals should be extra attentive to subtle and unarticulated ill-health symptoms of women living in the lowest socioeconomic position to try and reduce the persistent social inequalities in health outcomes [ 1, 2].
Infiltrative HCC may manifest as subtle heterogeneity and mild ill-defined hypointensity in the HCP.
"There's a subtle discrimination against the psychiatrically ill at some community nursing homes," Mrs. Thurston said.
The problem, it appears, is that the biomedical narrative about an illness like schizophrenia carries with it the subtle assumption that a brain made ill through biomedical or genetic abnormalities is more thoroughly broken and permanently abnormal than one made ill though life events.
It has been argued that the difference in treatment and outcomes may be the result of more subtle systemic practices, not necessarily ill-intentioned but still discriminatory, and almost invisible within an individual patient-clinician encounter [ 14].
However, cystatin C may more closely capture subtle fluctuations in GFR among acutely ill, hospitalized patients than serum creatinine [ 42].
Barriers to access are multifactorial, and although contributing issues include frank discrimination such as verbal abuse, other more subtle processes create environments that are ill adapted to the needs of trans patients.
