pathophysiology
రోగలక్షణ శరీరధర్మం
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intracranial hypertension contributes to the pathophysiology of this condition
the disordered physiological processes associated with disease or injury.
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intracranial hypertension contributes to the 'pathophysiology' of this condition
Perhaps the inflammation and 'pathophysiology' are different between the sheep and mice.
This positive concordance should reflect the 'pathophysiology' of the disease process.
intracranial hypertension contributes to the 'pathophysiology' of this condition
The 'pathophysiology' of dyspepsia is not well understood.
The 'pathophysiology' of brain abscess is probably different.
The cause and 'pathophysiology' of fibromyalgia are unknown.
No 'pathophysiologically' relevant mechanism has been proposed, however.
Third, investigators should carry out 'pathophysiological' examinations that explain these reactions.
Based on the symptoms, it may be possible to narrow the differential diagnosis to a specific anatomic or 'pathophysiologic' disorder.
An evaluation of lower back pain often does not provide a specific 'pathophysiologic' diagnosis that leads to a specific treatment.
These associations may reflect 'pathophysiological' changes related to the development of cardiovascular disease.
Indeed, the clinical presentation of asthma symptoms is the tip of the iceberg of an entire range of subclinical 'pathophysiologic' events.
These diseases differ strongly from each other, both clinically and 'pathophysiologically' .
We think it is 'pathophysiologically' linked to menstrual synchrony.
Acute or chronic abdominal pain can be the result of many different 'pathophysiological' processes.
The six categories correspond to distinct 'pathophysiological' mechanisms and are important in determining therapy.
Thus, the extent to which ventilatory instability is 'pathophysiologically' important in any given individual may relate to the anatomic properties of the airway.
This can only be to our advantage as we strive for a 'pathophysiologically' based psychiatry.
Various 'pathophysiologic' mechanisms in sleep apnea have been proposed to contribute to the pathogenosis of vascular morbidity.
The 'pathophysiologic' mechanisms of the syndrome are not known.
The 'pathophysiological' influences on ECG waveforms are numerous and have been well studied.
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