Sentence examples for uncommon pathology from inspiring English sources

Most people involved in Poehlman's case say that fraud as extensive as his represents an uncommon pathology, similar to what drove the South Korean scientist who claimed to have cloned human stem cells or the Lucent Technologies physicist who falsified extensive amounts of nanotechnology data.

Sacral rib represents an uncommon pathology in which rib-like structures arise from the sacrum.

Thoracic ossification of the ligamentum flavum (TOLF) is an uncommon pathology, but it may sometimes grow and cause serious neurologic manifestations.

Atrophy of the infraspinatus muscle is an uncommon pathology, usually observed in professional athletes [ 4].

Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) is an uncommon pathology characterized by the acute onset of headache, vomiting, altered consciousness, seizures and focal neurological deficits.

Clearly further research is required including large multi-centre prospective trials of nodules with less pre-selection to evaluate different nodule characteristics, uncommon pathologies and reproducibility and ultimately determine how USE can be integrated with conventional US into emerging malignant risk classification systems (e.g., TIRADS).

Endovascular infections, including infective endocarditis (IE) and prosthetic vascular infections, are uncommon pathologies associated with a poor prognosis.

Pallor, slow capillary refilling and a bulging fontanelle may be indicative of either specific but uncommon pathologies and/ or the need for specific interventions that go beyond standard empiric antibiotics, provision of oxygen and feeding support.

While it is known why some women do not gain weight in pregnancy and others gain excessive amounts, such extreme changes are likely to be related to uncommon pathologies, which we did not want to have a major influence on our findings, and therefore we excluded these 128 women from all analyses.

The category "Other" was removed from this analysis as it contained some uncommon pathologies: a rhabdomyosarcoma affecting the psoas and hip, a symptomatic spondylolysis, bone graft donor site pain, nerve root irritation from surgical hardware, and vascular claudication secondary to peripheral artery disease.

This article is a compilation of the MR imaging manifestations of a spectrum of common and uncommon brainstem pathologies that can be encountered in the paediatric age group.