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Conclusion: Female ACS patients were older than male subjects and had more atypical presentation.
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Three of these patients proved to have an atypical presentation of previously described PIDs.
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Rarity of this condition, atypical presentation, diagnostic and management challenges, makes it a unique surgical entity.
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However, an atypical presentation often results in a delayed diagnosis as is commonly seen in nonischemic intussusception.
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Conclusion: Older patients with atypical presentation of COVID-19 in the community are equally susceptible to poor outcomes.
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Here we describe a parkinsonian patient with atypical presentation and 18F-FDG-PET imaging consistent with idiopathic Parkinson's disease.
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Hence we hereby present an unusual case of cemento-osseous dysplasia in an unfamiliar location with an atypical presentation.
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We report a 56-year-old man, with atypical presentation of an extradural hematoma caused by head injury after a fall.
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Diagnosis was difficult because of the atypical presentation, negative culture reports, and the presence of multiple pathogens due to immunosuppression.
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In this report, we highlight one such case where the diagnosis of B-LBL was missed because of its atypical presentation.
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Follow-up of these cases might give us more insight into pathogenicity and potential treatment strategy of this atypical presentation of gelsolin amyloidosis.
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Educational programs should be reinforced to consider the differential diagnosis of pertussis in individuals with atypical presentation and in older age groups.
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It is plausible that their atypical presentation may be due to the location of the ALMS1 mutations outside the usual mutational hotspots.
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Also, transplant patients being immunocompromised, there is higher risk of acquiring COVID-19 infection along with atypical presentation and unpredicted course of the disease.
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Atypical presentations are associated with extensive uni- or bilateral areas of retinal necrosis.
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FBN1 mutation analysis is supportive for the diagnosis in mild and atypical presentations.
