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Meanings of pathologic in English

Portuguese
patológico
Catalan
patològic
Spanish
patológico

Caused by or altered by or manifesting disease or pathology.

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Usage of pathologic in English
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However, recent findings suggest that this disease may present different pathologic patterns.
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The electronic health record was used to capture demographic and pathologic data.
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Patients were divided into groups according to the final pathologic axillary status.
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Changes in the pathologic classification of ALL have led to therapeutic consequences.
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Their clinical and pathologic data were analyzed for short- and long-term outcomes.
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The pathologic changes concurred in 84 per cent between the two investigations.
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Insulin resistance is a major pathologic feature of human obesity and diabetes.
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Cancer-associated facial pain can be caused by a variety of pathologic conditions.
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Clinical and pathologic data were extracted from review of the medical record.
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MRI and surgical-pathologic staging was performed using the 1997 TNM staging system.
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Evidence suggests that activated macrophages contribute to the pathologic response to NM.
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Predicting pathologic fractures in femora with metastatic lesions remains a clinical challenge.
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Correct diagnosis relies on detailed pathologic assessment and application of ancillary investigations.
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Clinical data as well as detailed pathologic analysis and survival were collected.
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Patients with a single HCC ≤2 cm on pathologic analysis were included.
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The pathologic responses and survival outcomes were included for the study endpoints.
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Translations for pathologic
Portuguese
patológico
Catalan
patològic
Pathologic through the time
Pathologic across language varieties
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