Exemplos de uso de A recurrent em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Migraine- Migraine refers to a recurrent severe headache.
Anxiety is a recurrent emotional aspect during all stages of the pregnancy.
Mn may occur in the transplanted kidney,either as a recurrent or de novo disease.
And yet, genocide is a recurrent and contemporary historical dilemma.
Damas et al note in their study that in 40% of the patients the first manifestation is a recurrent pulmonary infection 13,14.
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The rate of a recurrent coronary event(either coronary heart disease death or nonfatal MI) by 24.
Wheat leaf rust caused by puccinia triticina(pt)is a recurrent and very important disease for the cultivation of wheat.
The rate of a recurrent coronary event(either coronary heart disease death or nonfatal MI) by 24.
Prenatal care itself should be viewed with an opportunity guidance to prevent a recurrent unplanned pregnancy in adolescents.
Finally the ant starts building a recurrent"highway" pattern of 104 steps that repeats indefinitely.
During the firstweek of these symptoms, a pinkish rash appears all over the body in case of typhus and a recurrent yellowing of the skin.
Atopic eczema was considered when a recurrent itchy rash affecting skin folds, for at least six months.
A recurrent seasonal suspension of fishing shall not be taken into account for the grant of allowances or payments under this Regulation.
The lesions may be erythematous,ulcerated, of a recurrent aphthous stomatitis, and lichen planus- or leukoplakia-like lesions Fig.
However, persistently elevated ct can be observed even after complete surgery without evidence of a recurrent or persistent tumor.
Psoriasis PSO is a recurrent, inflammatory, genetic, and chronic disease characterized by epidermal proliferation and inflammation.
She was followed in the outpatient clinic andtwo years later she presented with a recurrent pulsatile mass on the left popliteal fossa, and intense local pain.
Mollaret's meningitis is a recurrent or chronic inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord, known collectively as the meninges.
First, as a mystical exercise to cultivate concentration,and second, as a recurrent turning-away from worldly thoughts to spiritual ones.
The present study shows a recurrent trichilemmal carcinoma case of difficult treatment, which presented on the same location where a basal-cell carcinoma had been previously treated with surgery and radiotherapy.
The notable details of the players' physical look, the movements and context factors such as the stadium and the fans,make this game a recurrent of any sports fan.
Throughout his life,Gloucester suffered from a recurrent"ague", which was treated with regular doses of Jesuit's bark(an early form of quinine) by his physician, John Radcliffe.
In this sense, SOUZA and KNIJNIK affirmed that visibility, approach, description andunequal analysis of sports man and women is a recurrent in Brazilian sports media.
The perseveration idea led Hebb to took the chance to enunciate a recurrent neural network activity that covers the new information was the factor that provided stability to the newly formed memory.
Our presumptive diagnosis is unipolar mania. As in this clinical vignette,there are a sizeable number of patients reported with a recurrent manic course without any depressive episode.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder(OCD)- Patients have an obsession which may be a recurrent, intrusive idea, thought or sensation that leads to a compulsion or a daily ritual For example repeated hand washing for fear of germs.
These results showed, for the first time, the utility of whole-exome sequencing in renal tubular disorders,by allowing the identification of a recurrent and a new pathogenic mutation in dRTA.
In case of a recurrent moderate IAR or re-challenge after a single severe IAR, pre-treatment should be considered(antihistamines and paracetamol and/or corticosteroids) and a reduction of the infusion rate to 50%- 25% of the rate at which the previous reaction occurred.
This rational style was derived from a simplified form of the elements of classicism, whose orders andfigurative resources have been present in a recurrent throughout the history of that country.
Figure 5 shows the appearance of the reconstruction site 3 weeks after the skin grafting. At the time, we were planning a new skin graft in thesmall residual bleeding area, the patient presented a recurrent intestinal bleeding that progressed to hemodynamic instability and irreversible cardiopulmonary arrest.