Clinical manifestations
Hepatobiliary diseases in patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) treated with non highly active anti retroviral therapy: frequency and clinical manifestations
... the clinical manifestations in patients with HIV treated with non highly active anti-retroviral ther- ...hundred clinical records of pa- tients with HIV infection who entered the Instituto Na- cional ...
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Unusual intracranial melanoma: a case report
... Introduction: Melanomas are malignant cutaneous melanocytes tumors. They have great potential to metastasize. The third most frequent site is the cerebral parenchyma (20% - 25%). Usually, intracranial metastases occur in ...
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TítuloClinical manifestations and diagnosis of acromegaly
... million. Clinical manifestations in each patient depend on the levels of GH and IGF-I, age, tumor size, and the delay in ...diagnosis. Manifestations of acromegaly are varied and include acral and ...
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Reacciones cutneas adversas a medicamentos
... Cutaneous clinical manifestations are diverse rang- ing from mild or moderate reactions, such as urticaria and maculopapular rash, to severe cutaneous adverse reactions (SCAR), which are known due to their ...
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Diarrea crónica en el diabético. Una revisión de la literatura
... 20%.Its clinical manifestations are diverse, and represents a diagnostic and therapeutic ...the clinical history and complementary diagnostic ...
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Complicaciones psiquitricas de un diagnstico tardo de porfiria aguda en un varn afectado
... This case is an important example of a not-so-rare genetic disease that any physician should have in mind when confronted with a patient with unspecific paroxysmal clinical manifestations. The possibility ...
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Hormones, food, stress and infections: their etiological role in autoimmune diseases
... Autoimmune diseases are more frequent in women. Adequate nutrition allows the gut microbiota not to be altered and to maintain immunological homeostasis. Infections and stress situations can trigger or exacerbate the ...
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Odontostomatological manifestations in sickle cell disease: A systematic review
... The clinical manifestations are chronic hemolytic ane- mia, vaso-occlusive crisis and infections; however, the involvement of the head and neck region remains poorly ...oral manifestations, bone ...
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Oral manifestations of gastrointestinal disorders
... The term inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) involves a group of chronic inflammatory disorders of not well known etiology that affects different portions of the gas- trointestinal tract, mainly the bowels (1). The two main ...
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Extrahepatic manifestations of viral hepatitis
... Total 448 patients of viral hepatitis were included in study prospectively over the period of 3 years. The pa- tients presenting with viral hepatitis were assessed for ex- trahepatic manifestations. Patients of ...
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Antiphospholipid Syndrome: Expanding the Spectrum of Autoimmune Thrombosis
... 2001. Clinical and serologic character- istics were reviewed according to a pre-established ...including clinical SLE features (malar or discoid rash, oral or pharyngeal ulceration, arthri- tis, pleuritis ...
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Manifestaciones clínicas, psicológicas y de la sexualidad en un grupo de mujeres en el climaterio y la menopausia
... A descriptive cross-sectional study was carried out on women between the ages of 40 and 59 from the city of Portoviejo, who attended to a Climaterium private consultation in January-July 2016, with the aim of identifying ...
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Otras manifestaciones del principio de oportunidadOthers manifestations of prosecutorial discretion
... manifestations of the denominated principle of prosecutorial discretion; and tried to specify if they fit the common good. Overcome that rung of the investigative plot; and in the key with the commitment assumed ...
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Hepatic manifestations of Epstein Barr viral infection
... hepatic manifestations and complications of Epstein-Barr virus ...hepatic manifestations of EBV ...recent clinical pictures sugges- tive of acute EBV ...patic manifestations, increased levels ...
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Clinical care and health disparities
... Most national and international documents de- voted to equity-enhancing strategies focus on system-wide actions that only indirectly ad- dress characteristics of clinical care. For exam- ple, the report of the ...
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Vol. 88, Núm. 04 (2017)
... The neurological symptoms of AT can be explai- ned by the systematic elimination of certain cell po- pulations. This is expressed as progressive atrophy of the cerebellar cortex, destruction of the basal ganglia, ...
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Drug Drug Interactions in Hepatitis Patients: Do these Interactions Matter in Clinical Perspectives?
... and clinical relevance of pDDIs in hospitalized hepatitis ...used. Clinical profiles of 413 hepatitis patients were reviewed for pDDIs using ...and clinical relevance of pDDIs were ...
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Estudi del dolor múscul-esquelètic en dos categories diferenciades de pacients amb lupus eritematós sistèmic sense signes inflamatoris a l’exploració física: artro-miàlgies generalitzades i artràlgies inflamatòries a mans
... the clinical assessments about the presence of HA: presence and duration of hand and wrist arthralgia, presence of stiffness, presence of inflammation, and joint range of motion of all wrist, metacarpophalangeal ...
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Carcinosarcoma del cuello uterino: reporte de caso y revisión de la literatura
... The clinical stage most frequently reported was FIGO IB in close to 53% of cases, and the most frequent presentation was genital bleed- ing associated with a pelvic ...
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Morfea en nios: un estudio retrospectivo de caractersticas clnicas y manifestaciones extracutneas
... Fifty-nine patient files were located and 27 were discarded because they did not meet the criteria for inclusion. Thus, 32 patients with the diagnosis of morphea were included; females predominated, at 69% (n = 22). The ...
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