Sentence examples for symptomatic characteristics of from inspiring English sources

The decision to resect a benign esophageal tumor must take several factors into account including whether the patient is symptomatic; characteristics of the particular tumor (including the potential for malignant transformation, risk of bleeding, and obstruction); and the available therapeutic options.

A high-fat diet also induced symptomatic characteristics of osteoarthritis, including hyperalgesia and anxiety-like behaviors.

Current activity of these two disorders indicated by Rome III criteria, has changed the symptomatic characteristics of FD and IBS.

They showed great diversification in the original symptomatic characteristics of the patients and that only 23 (6.4%) had a primary diagnosis alone.

The symptomatic characteristics of acute P. falciparum malaria infection correspond to cycles of red blood cell (RBC) rupture, as merozoite parasites invade RBCs, asexually replicate into 8 36 new daughter merozoites, egress from the RBCs, and repeat the process every 48 h [ 5– 8].

The demographic and symptomatic characteristics of patients with FD-IBS overlap, FD alone and IBS alone are shown in Tables 1 and 2. Overlap between FD and IBS according to Rome III criteria was very common in clinical practice, as summarized in Figure 1; in addition, 24.8% (151/608) of FD patients and 31.5% (151/480) of IBS patients fulfilled the diagnostic criteria of the other disorder.

Finally, all clusters were named using a term that best represented the patients' symptomatic characteristics, according to the combination of the primary and secondary TMD diagnoses.

Interestingly, deficiencies of coenzyme Q10 appear to manifest with some symptomatic features characteristic of MSA, such as cerebellar ataxia and atrophy [ 79, 80].

Objective: We sought to address GWI etiologic questions by evaluating the association of symptomatic illness with characteristics of veterans' deployment.

This study assessed the prevalence of vulvodynia symptoms in a sample of US women and compared health characteristics of symptomatic and asymptomatic women.

The first is distinguishing immunobiological characteristics of symptomatic infection and asymptomatic infection; the second is estimating the likelihood of immunopathogenesis given either a persistent infection, or a number of previous chlamydial exposures.