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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"typical symptoms"”.
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The neuropsychological and behavioural profiles of HIV-infected asymptomatic HAART-naïve children : a cross sectional and follow-up study
… or asymptomatic children who do not exhibit typical symptoms of HIV and are consequently not put onto Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART). The study sought to explore the cognitive and behavioural profiles of asymptomatic HAART-naïve children in comparison to a matched HIV-negative …
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Mathematical Models of Ebola Virus Disease and Vaccine Preventable Diseases
… that many of them consider only infections with typical symptoms, but Ebola presents clinically in a more complicated way. To account crudely for the wide spectrum of clinical symptoms that characterizes Ebola infection, a model is developed including asymptomatic, mild and severe infections. …
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The isolation and characterisation of Transglutaminase 2 inhibitors from natural sources
… elicits an immune response which causes the typical symptoms of coeliac disease. Currently the only treatment for coeliac disease is a gluten free diet. The TG2 inhibitors are the potential therapeutic agents against the coeliac disease however the current chemically synthesised TG2 …
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Comparison of Behcet's Disease and Recurrent Aphthous Ulcer According to Characteristics of Gastrointestinal Symptoms
… disorder. If a patient of RAU without any other typical symptoms of BD has gastrointestinal symptoms, it is difficult to distinguish this RAU from true BD with gastrointestinal involvement. Because the pathognomonic clinical features and tools are absent, the differential diagnosis of these two …
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Application of plant tissue and organ culture in soybean improvement for resistance to Septoria glycines
… contained a host-specific toxin which induced typical symptoms of brown spot disease on soybean leaves. Culture filtrate from 21-day-old cultures caused chlorosis on detached cotyledons and inhibited the growth of soybean callus. Less than 20% of the seeds germinated on culture …
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Investigations into the nature of the potato psyllid toxin
… Peppers, on the other hand did not show typical symptoms observed in tomatoes and potatoes. Of four varieties studied, only one showed a slight decrease in yield from potato psyllid infestation. Two other pepper varieties showed a gain in yield from potato psyllid feeding, though only one …
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Guideline-Directed Statin Therapy in Patients with New or Worsening Symptoms of Peripheral Artery Disease
… PAD patients with new or worsening claudication symptoms are offered guideline statin therapy is unknown. Methods: In the PORTRAIT registry, patterns of statin therapy were assessed in 1144 patients at 16 PAD specialty clinics (between June 2011-December 2015) before and after an evaluation for …
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Bipolaris zeicola: physiological races, morphology and resistance on maize
… by their disease reaction, severity and symptoms incited on 14 maize inbred lines. Eleven physiological races were distinguished based on their differential reaction on the 14 inbred lines; however, 6 inbred lines were adequate to differentiate the races. A system based on binary notation …
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Emotional processing and communication in people with Huntington's disease : a mixed methods inquiry
… the mutation of a protein called Huntingtin. Its typical symptoms include motor impairments, cognitive deterioration, and significant psychological difficulties. All these impairments can have a significant effect on the communication of affected individuals, including nonverbal components such as …
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Celiac Disease Diagnosis Among Primary Care Nurse Practitioners: A Quality Improvement Project
… for intestinal biopsy. Although able to list typical symptoms of CD, many respondents were unaware of atypical symptoms. Most also omitted family history as important when considering celiac related testing. CONCLUSIONS: Overall NP-PCPs are not aware of and therefore do not follow clinical …
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Validation and Use of an Induced-Pain Paradigm to Investigate Risk Factors for Low Back Pain Development during Prolonged Standing
… of the paradigm by comparing characteristics of symptoms (quality and location) experienced during standing (1) to symptoms reported as "typical" by people with LBP, and (2) between people with LBP and PDs. We found the quality and location of symptoms reported during standing by people with LBP …
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Non-chemical methods for managing bacterial spot of cucurbits caused by Xanthomonas cucurbitae
… and the majority of the accessions developed typical symptoms of bacterial spot disease. However, symptom severity differed among the accessions. In the field studies, all 81 cultivars were susceptible to X. cucurbitae. Among 300 accessions tested, 9 and 21 accessions were designated as …
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The efficacy of the exercise treadmill test in patients with mild cardiovascular risk in a regional New Zealand population
… moderate or high cardiovascular risk scores and typical or atypical symptoms were included in the final analysis. The audit was completed using information from the chest pain clinic database which captures anonymous information on all patients who are seen in the chest pain clinic and records …
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New aspects of tissue mast cells in inflammatory airway diseases
… many of the mediators responsible for the typical symptoms in urticaria, asthma and rhinitis. However, increasing amount of data show that mast cells have important, even vital, roles in host defence against bacteria, viruses, parasites and venoms. Mast cells exist as two different …
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Perception of Risk of Depression: The Influence of Optimistic Bias in a Non-Clinical Population of Women
… to depressive status and ability to recognize typical symptoms of depression. A non- clinical sample of one hundred and five women over the age of 18 were recruited with each participant required to complete a series of questionnaires that were quantitatively analysed. The model of optimistic …