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Significados de peripheral nerve disease em inglês

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Nervous system disease located in nerves or nerve cells.

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        Sensory and autonomic neuropathy affects the majority of type II diabetic patients.
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        One patient experienced a postoperative complication, transient left lower extremity sensory neuropathy.
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        Vasculitis causing peripheral neuropathy may be the first sign of HIV infection.
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        Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy is a serious clinical problem for patients receiving cancer treatment.
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        Eleven patients had unilateral involvement and one patient had bilateral optic neuropathy.
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        The drug has shown promise in pre-clinical models for pain and other central and peripheral nervous system diseases, NeuroSearch said.
        Reuters
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        Vasculitis causing peripheral neuropathy may be the first sign of HIV infection.
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        Diabetic peripheral neuropathy grade by both methods was correlated with disease-related variables.
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        Background: Chemotherapeutic agents produce dose-limiting peripheral neuropathy through mechanisms that remain poorly understood.
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        Painful peripheral neuropathy can be associated with nerve damage caused by diabetes mellitus.
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        Only a few years later did symptoms of peripheral neuropathy appear.
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        The drug has shown promise in pre-clinical models for pain and other central and peripheral nervous system diseases, NeuroSearch said.
        Reuters
        Uso de peripheral nerve disease em inglês
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        Schwann cells (SCs) play an important role in the pathogenesis of peripheral nerve diseases and represent a potential target for development of therapies.
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