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Meanings of clinical sign in English

Russian
признак
Portuguese
sinal
Spanish
signo medico
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signe clínic

Objective indication of a medical fact or characteristic of a disease, injury, or abnormal physiological state that may be detected during the physical examination of a patient.

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        Usage of clinical sign in English
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        The most important clinical sign was the menopausal or postmenopausal vaginal bleeding.
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        Presence of chloracne is considered to be a clinical sign of dioxin exposure.
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        Protease activity was significantly associated with the clinical sign of soft tissue necrosis.
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        One postinflammatory AS also had infective endocarditis from gram positive cocci without clinical sign.
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        Intermittent pre-excitation had been present for 4 weeks prior to any other clinical sign of rejection.
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        Leiomyoma of the kidney is a benign tumor, and hematuria may be the only clinical sign.
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        However, knowledge of this symptom is important because it may be the only clinical sign of DHD.
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        The anticoagulant, which was identified as heparan sulfate, was the clinical sign of global abnormalities in the patient's plasma glycosaminoglycans.
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        The inclusion criteria in the control group (n=194) was the absence of any clinical sign or risk factor of sepsis.
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        Diarrhea was the most common clinical sign in hypocobalaminemic cats and vomiting or anorexia was the most common sign in normocobalaminemic cats.
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        Although this is a rare clinical sign, when accompanied by uveitis or orogenital ulcers, it may suggest a diagnosis of Behçet's disease.
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        In boys, testicular growth above 4 cm2 or 4 ml is the first clinical sign of gonadal pubertal maturation.
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        It is a widespread problem that occurs as a clinical sign of disease or as an adverse effect of a drug therapy or surgical procedure.
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        The application of allogeneic ASCs neither raised clinical sign of acute or chronic adverse tissue reactions, nor the formation of abnormal tissue in the long-term.
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        Introduction: The membranous superficial fascia (MSF) was described early in the 19th century, as was its role in the clinical sign of urethral disruption.
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        Clinical signs and immune responses were monitored for 8 days after challenge.
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