However, if there isn't a unique sign or symptom to distinguish the tongue problem, a differential diagnosis is reviewed. A differential diagnosis lists all the possible causes of the signs and symptoms. It is a
The differential diagnostic techniques in our study have been validated against neuropathological findings in a longitudinal dementia study (Brun & Gustafson, 1993). Three types of dementia were most prevalent: DAT, vascular dementia (VaD), and mixed DAT plus VaD. There were no significant ...
Differential diagnosis is a thought process that healthcare professionals use to consider and then eliminate potential causes of an illness. As more information is gathered, from either history, physical examination, or testing, the potential diagnosis list is narrowed until the final answer is achieve...
Neurosyphilis was suspected because of prior history of gonorrhea and was confirmed with serologic studies of blood and CSF and from the decline of the anti-treponemal antibody titers with appropriate antibiotic therapy. Syphilis should be considered in the differential diagnosis of patients with ...
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molecular weight compared to other Cas13 nucleases, consisting of only about 930 amino acids [39]. The small size, which allows CasRx to be easily packaged into adeno-associated virus (AAV), and the low neurotoxicity of CasRx in mammals make CRISPR/CasRx an ideal and compatible system for ...
In the early eighties a nation-wide survey was started by the Division of Perina- tology of the Dutch Paediatric Association. Information was collected on the incidence of very preterm and very low birth weight infants and subsequently on their out- come on mortality, morbidity and handicap [...
fluid (CSF) of Alzheimer’s disease patients [57]. In addition, many Aβ-related molecules are known to be N-glycosylated. For example, disruption in the N-glycosylation of BACE1, an Aβ-producing β-secretase, affects the folding and maturation of the protein, disrupting its downstream ...
molecular weight compared to other Cas13 nucleases, consisting of only about 930 amino acids [39]. The small size, which allows CasRx to be easily packaged into adeno-associated virus (AAV), and the low neurotoxicity of CasRx in mammals make CRISPR/CasRx an ideal and compatible system for ...