Sentences with phrase «disease manifests»

If it occurs in adults, the disease manifests itself in a more severe form.

This disease manifests itself as a skin fragility syndrome, where affected dogs begin showing signs of skin sloughing off from the nose, footpads, and lips immediately after birth.

In most cases, Lyme disease manifests as an isolated inflammation that causes considerable joint and muscle pain.

Classic acute canine Lyme disease manifests as fever, swollen lymph nodes, lethargy, loss of appetite, lameness or joint pain so severe that the dog refuses to walk.

Dr. Jones said he would like to see further investigation into the pathology of heartworm infection, particularly into why the disease manifests in various clinical signs in dogs, which can have coughing, lung inflammation, or congestive heart failure, or why they can have no clinical signs at all.

In Great Dane the disease manifests itself very much like the Labrador Retriever CNM, but the disease is caused by a different mutation in a different gene.

Even if the disease manifests at the level of the skin, this does not mean that other organs in the body are not affected.

This disease manifests itself with sporadic spasms and rigidity of the muscles, the back and the tail.

When celiac disease manifests, the body produces antibodies (literally meaning «against the body») resulting in an autoimmune process that particularly affects the tiny fingerlike structures of the small intestine called villi.

Not every disease manifests in every person.

As Price saw so clearly, chronic disease manifests not so much as a collection of symptoms, but is itself a symptom of malnutrition's inexorable conclusion — death to the organism and die out of the species.

Heart disease manifests in different ways for each patient, but many with chronic and severe coronary artery disease or congestive heart failure experience:

In SMA, we don't test routinely for the gene mutation before the disease manifests, because there is no treatment.

«So, the second aim of the study is to try to identify genetic markers that might influence how a disease manifests in a family with a known genetic condition.»

Often, retinal disease manifests as one of several symptoms in a rare genetic syndrome.

Previous studies have found that several years before the disease manifests itself, the brains of people with the mutation undergo subtle changes, with a thinning of the regions involved in motor function.

Accumulating evidence suggests that changes in the brain can be detected years before the disease manifests clinically.

The disease manifests in a variety of forms: fever and chills with joint pain, cough or pneumonia, or abdominal pain and distress.

The findings also give a biological marker for the disease that could possibly lead to an earlier intervention before the disease manifests.

Still's disease is a serious orphan disease manifested by high fevers, skin and joint involvement, including paralysis, as well as damage to other organs such as the liver or spleen.

This group's achievements clarified the neural basis of size constancy and are expected to be helpful in improving 3D image - recognition techniques and understanding causes of diseases manifesting size perception disorder.

This study was the first to show that astrocytes in patients with Alzheimer's disease manifest many pathological changes typical of AD.

How does Guinea worm disease manifest itself?

«Brain diseases manifest in the retina of the eye.»

Genome Biology 2014 15: R25 Obsessive - compulsive disorder (OCD), a severe mental disease manifested in time - consuming repetition of behaviors, affects 1 to 3 % of the human population.

I was impressed by the large amount of space designated for quarantine, since animals both entering and leaving the zoo have to spend several days in isolation to ensure that no symptoms of infectious disease manifested during that time.

The end result is degenerative joint disease manifesting as front leg lameness.

Infection may be mild and inapparent or lead to severe disease manifest by most of the above signs.

Dr. Moore stated that Dr. Safra's research is showiing that there is absolutely a difference in the way the disease manifest and behaves in Weimaraners as opposed to other breeds.

Doctors and hospitals are well - positioned to guide patients toward better eating habits; but, ideally, such education would start much earlier in life, before chronic diseases manifest themselves.

Not exact matches

He also said that Theranos is at the forefront of a paradigm shift in health care, where the emphasis is moving from treating symptoms once a disease has manifested to stopping the illness before traditional symptoms are necessarily displayed.

In his essay, The Gospel and Culture, Voegelin explains that this deculturation doesn't manifest itself as an ideology, or as a «post-Christian» or «postmodern» age proudly positing a «new» system or a unique differentiation of myth, philosophy, or revelation that will «save» man, but rather it is a psychopathology, a disease of the mind, that reveals itself in second realities, egophanic revolt, and a host of similar disorders.

In a way, but we've seen that cancer can manifest itself without being passed genetically, so even if we were to kill off everyone with cancer it still wouldn't completely erradicate the disease.

In the latter case, therefore, the physician first employs medicines to cause the disease to become manifest.

By then we had been, at most, a couple of hours in Africa, and it seemed unlikely that a tropical disease would manifest itself that rapidly.

The sick did not have to wait for the consummation of the Kingdom before God's victory over disease could be manifested in them.

For >> > the diseases are known to be demons, after having been invited into someone and overcoming his spirit, they manifest >> > themselves in the flesh.»

While there are several ways this may manifest, the most common ways are celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS).

While symptoms of this disease are usually manifested in extremities, they may also appear in your nipples when you breastfeed.

When, down the road, those policies manifest themselves in the form of obesity - related diseases and shorter lifespans for those children, I won't be as generous as Mr. Miller in handing out pardons.

Children have many more years in future life than we adults, and if they are exposed to asbestos, for example, they've got five, six, seven, or eight decades to manifest any disease.

A geneticist in his 20s with a family history of Huntington's disease — a fatal condition with a simple genetic basis and symptoms which typically manifest in middle age — decides to test himself for the disease gene.

Diagnostics, vaccines and new drugs could vastly improve the way future Ebola outbreaks manifest in Africa, according to emerging infectious disease expert Jeremy Farrar.

Researchers are far from a complete understanding of what causes schizophrenia and how it affects the brain, and some psychiatrists contend that treating a patient for a disease not yet manifest is a clear violation of a basic tenet of medicine: to do no harm.

After Grace's juvenile diabetes was diagnosed in 1978, Anne took it on herself to learn all she could about the disease, and to become something of an expert in the various ways it manifested itself in Grace.

From these findings, it was suggested that patients manifested conditions similar to a genetic disease called Brugada syndrome, which led to fatal heart arrhythmia.

Other research has shown that problems with spatial memory and navigation do manifest as individuals progress toward Alzheimer's disease.

That way the researchers could ensure that each bird developed the disease as it would manifest in humans.

Our studies reveal that AHR is a novel target for treatment of this disease and potentially other diseases that manifest with excessive scarring,» explained lead investigator Richard P. Phipps, PhD, of the Department of Environmental Medicine and Flaum Eye Institute of the School of Medicine and Dentistry of the University of Rochester (Rochester, New York).

«Alzheimer's disease may be more prevalent, manifest itself differently among african americans.»