Set of medical signs and symptoms which are correlated with each other and often clinically associated with a particular disease or disorder.
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Martin, the second case rejected today, is also paralysed with locked-in syndrome.
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Results: Partial-syndrome BN cases are clinically quite similar to their full-syndrome counterparts.
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We have foetal alcohol syndrome and domestic violence linked to alcohol abuse.
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This is a classic example of William Goldman's Nobody Knows Anything syndrome.
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I think I still might have 'helper syndrome' to a certain extent.
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Conclusion: Results are suggestive of a subgroup of depressive patients characterised by a specific symptom cluster and disturbed niacin skin flushing.
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Main research variables: Symptom clusters, chronic disease, and cancer as a comorbidity.
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Three symptom clusters were identified based on the severity of symptoms.
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For the total group, two symptom clusters emerged: distressful and discomfort.
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To identify symptom clusters we used cluster analysis with the hierarchical cluster agglomerative approach.
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The negative symptom group showed significantly reduced volumes in the putamen and globus pallidus.
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Repeated measures analyses demonstrated no differences in oxytocin trajectories during breastfeeding by symptom group but possible differences by antidepressant use.
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Functional impairments are found in every PAD symptom group, and the degree of functional limitation varies depending on the type of leg symptom.
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Those treated with a renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system agent were less likely to be in the high symptom group (OR 0.17, P=0.015).
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Survival in NBS and symptoms groups was compared.
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You produce in the human body a certain set of symptoms.
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Helping the whole patient, not just a set of symptoms, takes time and thoughtfulness.
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The boy could well remove one set of symptoms and replace them with another.
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People do it all the time; they see a set of symptoms and create a story around them.
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He grew tired, developed a neurasthenic set of symptoms, and thus I first came in contact with him.
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There is always a special name for the special symptom or set of symptoms which characterized the last days.
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He looks at your set of symptoms and sees Alzheimer's, but that's what he's trained to see, it doesn't mean he's right.
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Rather than being a single disease, it is a syndrome or set of symptoms that cannot be attributed to a single cause.
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Your doctor, too, may have used machine learning to help diagnose you, from interpreting X-rays to figuring out an unusual set of symptoms.
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The debate between these groups raged until 1861, when Paul Broca, a French neurologist, reported on a patient with a bizarre set of symptoms.
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The danger, of course, is that the disease progresses underneath, and a whole new set of symptoms and risks are created by the drug.
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As many readers will no doubt testify, it can be a difficult and long drawn-out process before a set of symptoms finally becomes a diagnosis.
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"She could be exhibiting a different set of symptoms," said Windrow.