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1 m where cerebrovascular disease was the only pathological finding.

2 topsy reports may not accurately reflect the pathological findings.

3 ng inversion recovery lesions correlate with pathological findings.

4 as based on clinical, echocardiographic, and pathological findings.

5 lear morphological parameters agree well the pathological findings.

6 as made based on clinical, radiographic, and pathological findings.

7 e performed and correlated with clinical and pathological findings.

8 collected for evaluation of viral titers and pathological findings.

9 There were no associated pathological findings.

10 and was associated with seizures, death, and pathological findings.

11 reakdown of the BBB precedes any clinical or pathological findings.

12 s was performed, blinded to both genetic and pathological findings.

13 etic analyses to be correlated directly with pathological findings.

14 associations between magnetic resonance and pathological findings across the entire sample.

15 nd demonstrate numerous associations between pathological findings and clinical presentations that ma

16 yl-beta-cyclodextrin, a therapy that reduces pathological findings and significantly increases Npc1(-

17 er, response to treatment, tumour prognosis, pathological findings, and cause of death.

18 The differential diagnosis, pathological findings, and diagnosis are discussed with

19 Pathological findings are also provided.

20 The clinical and pathological findings are described and compared with th

21 he differential diagnosis, neuroimaging, and pathological findings are discussed, as well as their pu

22 In this group, cardiac pathological findings are normal and toxicological tests

23 to investigate the hypothesis that molecular pathological findings associated with Alzheimer's diseas

24 Grafts with repeat pathological findings at 3 and 6 months had a significan

25 ompasses not only a specific cerebrovascular pathological finding, but also different clinical syndro

26 Histological examination demonstrated pathological findings consistent with encephalitis in co

27 Moreover, no pathological findings could be identified on HRCT of the

28 nical diagnostic criteria but its perivenous pathological findings distinguish it from multiple scler

29 The presence of two pathological findings, especially Quilty B and grade 2/4

30 Medical examination revealed no pathological findings except for growth retardation.

31 Pathological findings for fluctuating and non-fluctuatin

32 The clinical and pathological findings have been previously reported.

33 ggest that caspase-cleaved TDP-43 is a major pathological finding in AD and may contribute to the neu

34 l amyloid angiopathy is an almost invariable pathological finding in Alzheimer's disease, we hypothes

35 Demyelination is a common pathological finding in human neurological diseases and

36 of their skin biopsies an as yet unreported pathological finding in human VCA, consisting of capilla

37 Gliosis is often a preclinical pathological finding in neurodegenerative diseases, incl

38 The hallmark pathological finding in TSC is the cerebral cortical tub

39 an alleviate the viral burden and associated pathological findings in a golden Syrian hamster model o

40 biopsy specimens from 11 patients did reveal pathological findings in all, but they were very mild.

41 press T-cell activation in vitro and prevent pathological findings in animal models of disease.

42 chronic inflammation and a wide spectrum of pathological findings in humans and animal models.

43 ated this genetic alteration to clinical and pathological findings in men diagnosed with this maligna

44 Pathological findings in neonatal brain injury associate

45 tudies in the literature which correlate the pathological findings in neonatal brains with detailed e

46 Pathological findings in patients with MIA and MIA assoc

47 This review discusses and compares the pathological findings in relapsing and progressive multi

48 These findings complement recent clinico-pathological findings in suggesting identifiable associa

49 Although the pathological findings in the autopsied cases were well c

50 there was no evidence of oxidative stress or pathological findings in the heart.

51 iters were not different between strains and pathological findings in the lungs were similar in sever

52 nt GALC activity and have the characteristic pathological findings in the nervous system.

53 The MR findings were correlated with pathological findings in these 8 patients.

54 Pathological findings include motor neuron loss, with po

55 mally from the onset of walking and the main pathological findings include Purkinje cell loss with sw

56 sulted in acute hepatitis, with a variety of pathological findings including inflammation, fatty chan

57 am of tissue, and the severity of associated pathological findings, including interstitial pneumoniti

58 nesis, resulting in improved AD clinical and pathological findings, including reduction of amyloid-be

59 ase) and the proportion of examinations with pathological findings increased from 42% to 58%.

60 ut are not universal, and the characteristic pathological finding is of dipeptide repeat (DPR) protei

61 peripheral nerve biopsy, in which a striking pathological finding is seen--fibers distorted by giant

62 A key pathological finding is the presence of neuronal inclusi

63 ic variety in its clinical features, course, pathological findings (ischaemic injury from microvascul

64 hundred eighty-four biopsies (62%) revealed pathological findings, mainly subclinical rejection (3/6

65 reflecting the knowledge that the diagnostic pathological findings may be absent in patients with cli

66 These clinical pathological findings may be attributed to abnormalities

67 Pathological findings (n=7) revealed atypical lymphoid i

68 tion resulted in defects comparable with the pathological findings noted in infarcted MCP-1-/- animal

69 We report the immunological and pathological findings of a 52-year-old woman, who died t

70 urthermore, none of the ADV isolates induced pathological findings of AD in raccoons.

71 The pathological findings of corticobasal degeneration are a

72 ng reaction within the graft associated with pathological findings of epidermal hyperplasia and neutr

73 data provide a link between sortilin and the pathological findings of microglia and inflammation of t

74 physiological, serological, radiological and pathological findings of patients with RIM seen in the n

75 gists should be familiar with anatomical and pathological findings of perianal fistulas and classify

76 ing neoplastic T cells with the clinical and pathological findings of the leukemic phase of cutaneous

77 e retrospectively evaluated the clinical and pathological findings of the sentinel case in a phase II

78 Pathological findings on organ biopsy prompted genetic t

79 These pathological findings provide useful targets for therapi

80 of enhancement, MRI correlated well with the pathological findings (r = 0.88, r = 0.88, and r = 0.86

81 taneous lesions that are the only consistent pathological finding related to WNS.

82 There were no adverse safety or pathological findings related to vaccination.

83 right-sided changes is consistent with histo-pathological findings reported in sudden infant death sy

84 The pathological findings suggest axonal degeneration and re

85 These clinical and pathological findings suggest that PSP-PNLA should be co

86 ropositive suicide victims were assessed for pathological findings suggestive of HIV-related illnesse

87 t a combination of clinical observations and pathological findings suggests that increased brain volu

88 s viral replication and associated pulmonary pathological findings suggests that MAb 201 may be usefu

89 oton emission computed tomographic findings, pathological findings, surgical approach, outcome from r

90 ; or the presence of four cardinal signs and pathological findings that include nigral neuronal loss

91 A high proportion of these biopsies revealed pathological findings that were associated with a signif

92 In all cases, an effort is made to link pathological findings to specific clinical/molecular phe

93 These pathological findings were compatible with organizing pn

94 The pathologists noted that the pathological findings were distinctive when compared wit

95 Similar pathological findings were observed in several exocrine

96 Notable pathological findings were similar to findings in human

97 ndings with clinical/surgical and anatomical-pathological findings, wherever possible.

98 pies was paralleled by a similar increase in pathological findings without any apparent disadvantages