Clinical manifestations are the observable symptoms by which a disease may be diagnosed by a physician. It is how a disorder 'manifests' itself to an observer.
A change in a patient's body condition according to clinical result.
The outcome of medical investigations or diagnostics.
"Clinical findings" are the observations made during the history and physical.
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The use of the human bile salt deficiencies & the clinical manifestations that are related to absorption & unique poor absorption are fats & fat soluble vitamins people have with food they eat with this situation.
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Clinical manifestations of infection are fever, pain, chills and White blood cells below normal.
Basically, patients might have hypertonia (rigidity), tremor at rest and bradykinesia (slow movements)
There are several classical clinical manifestations that warrant DNA studies, such as in the case of MELAS, MERRF or LHON. Other disorders such as MNGIE require nDNA studies
The diagnosis of mitochondrial myopathies is initially clinical, which means that it is based on the observable clinical manifestations that the patient shows versus results obtained from genetic analysis or laboratory tests
yes. but hypothyroidism has many other clinical manifestations than just fatigue.
The diagnosis for Refsum disease is made based on the development of clinical manifestations and biochemical analysis detecting elevated phytanic acid in the blood.
Fisher syndrome is a rare, acute neurological disorder characterized by a triad of clinical manifestations that includes brain-damage associated abnormal coordination (ataxia).
Respiratory: dyspnea, edema of legs, vericosities of legs, pre-eclampsia... Abdomen: enlarged abdomen, skin is tense, shiny with large striae..