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Meanings of semiology in English

Portuguese
semiótica
Catalan
semiòtica
Spanish
semiología

The study of sign processes, or signification and communication, signs and symbols, both individually and grouped into sign systems.

semiótica
Russian
семиология
Portuguese
semiologia
Spanish
semiología
Catalan
semiologia

Academic discipline, part of semiotics as a science.

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семиология
Usage of semiology in English
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Clinical data provided in the referral including seizure semiology and EEG findings were systematically extracted and analyzed.
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Discussion: Epilepsy constitutes a cardinal feature of AGS, characterized by early onset, predominantly tonic semiology and a refractory course.
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Therefore, we aimed to determine the impact of an HIV infection on frequency and semiology of different primary headache types.
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Seizure semiology assessed in routine, nonspecialist care does not predict AED choice, and the presence of focality is underestimated in routine care.
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Aims: To study various types of malformations of cortical development (MCDs) associated with epilepsy and to correlate with their clinical semiology.
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Conclusion: The quantification system may pave a new way for semiology study of epilepsy and is important in differential diagnosis of different types of epilepsy.
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Before surgery, they depended on clinical status, radiological data and etiology; during surgery, on surgical and medical semiology and difficulties or incidents during the procedure.
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Seizures originating from the anterior cingulate gyrus are difficult to localize because they have variable ictal semiology, are usually brief, and have rapid cortical propagation.
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Semiology based on a reliable description of seizures may be as good as investigative modalities, as has been shown by numerous studies.
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Translations for semiology
Semiology through the time