Sentence examples for underlying syndrome from inspiring English sources

Genetic testing for syndromic forms of diabetes is the same as that for the underlying syndrome itself (1).

This etiological heterogeneity is the main obstacle hampering genetic studies and any small or moderate genetic effect, that may be important for a subgroup of migraines of the same origin (same underlying syndrome or disease), will inevitably be diluted when we look at all migraines.

Patients with unilateral aural atresia usually have normal hearing on the unaffected side, unless an underlying syndrome is associated, for example, Goldenhar syndrome [ 5].

TCM treatments rely upon holistic diagnosis of the underlying syndrome while the prescribed treatments for a particular symptom may vary greatly between individuals.

When such a patient scores within the range of the present Memory Clinic patient sample, then the algorithm recommends further evaluation since an underlying syndrome is more probable.

Side effects can occur when too much BTX-A is injected, when the drug is not contained in an injected muscle or, very rarely, when an underlying syndrome that is latent such as Myasthenia Gravis is unmasked by the injection.

We suggest that these 34 genes (Supplementary Fig. 2b) represent candidates underlying syndromes including primary ciliary dyskinesia, polycystic kidney disease, macular and cone-rod dystrophies, retinitis pigmentosa, Rieger and BRESEK (see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi db=OMIM for syndrome details).

In particular, systemic infection underlying syndromes such as severe sepsis challenges the immune system by constant activation of its adaptive and innate components.

The most frequently reported primary syndrome diagnoses were "wind-cold invading the lung" and "wind-heat invading the lung" (both 37%), which includes the differentiation of typical symptoms for SAR such as nasal itching, sneezing, eye itching, followed by 'lung and spleen deficiency' (9%) and 'liver heat' (8%) as underlying syndromes.

However, dys-regulation of the fine balance between proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory stimuli may explain the pathophysiologic processes that underlie syndromes such as sepsis and acute lung injury (ALI) [ 1].

The interpretation of our findings in a specific subgroup of patients with Tourette syndrome is valid only under the assumption of a common pathophysiological mechanism underlying Tourette syndrome in childhood and adulthood.