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Meanings of systemic disease in English

Portuguese
doença sistémica
Spanish
desorden sistémico
Catalan
malaltia sistèmica

Systemic disease is one that affects a number of organs and tissues, or affects the body as a whole.

Related terms
doença sistémica
Usage of systemic disease in English
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There was no evidence of systemic disease in any of the cases.
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Identifying these characteristics could aid in the early detection of systemic disease.
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Main outcome measures: Independent systemic disease risk factors associated with IOP.
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Factors correlated with significantly improved survival included controlled systemic disease and nonmelanoma histology.
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With optimal treatment local recurrence is a sign of systemic disease.
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The patient received corticosteroid therapy for the treatment of systemic disease.
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Four patients presented with a systemic disease related to the APMPPE.
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Most cardiac metastases remain clinically silent until widespread systemic disease leads to death.
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A physical trigger, vasculitis or systemic disease account for a smaller proportion of cases.
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Patients with recurrent uveitis are often evaluated for the presence of underlying systemic disease.
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Three patients had prior or concurrent systemic disease and 21 patients had primary lymphoma.
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Pseudoxanthoma elasticum is an inherited systemic disease of connective tissue with possible cardiac involvement.
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Lower Harris hip scores were associated with systemic disease (Charnley Class C).
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To meet all the criteria the patient didn't have any thrombotic or systemic disease.
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Additional therapy is warranted in these patients with a high probability of systemic disease.
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Patients with systemic disease, mental health problems, or manifestations of irreversible pulpitis were excluded.
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