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It may start at any age, being more common from 30 to 50 years of age.
Acute rhinosinusitis occurs commonly in children and adults being more common in children.
Being more common in adults, CSS principally appears in the fourth or fifth decades of life.
Silent carriers are described in LQTS, being more common in LQTS.
It affects 16%-32% of the patients, being more common among the elderly and those with longer DM duration.
It can appear in any region that homes to a minor salivary gland, being more common in lower lips.
Recurrent pneumonia occurred in 6 children, being more common in those with cystic disease found on imaging studies.
It is estimated that the prevalence of OLP varies from 0.5 to 4% of the general population, being more common in females.
Osteoid osteoma accounts for 10% of benign bone tumors, being more common in men and in the second and third decade of life.
This condition is characterized by excess of body weight andloss of muscle mass and strength, being more common among women.
The incidence varies depending on the destination, being more common in India and North Africa.
The minority of services n=4 offers exclusive spaces or schedules for autistics,with separation by age group being more common n=8.
The mucoceles are relatively infrequent, being more common in fronto-ethmoidal 2.
Regarding smoking, the proportion of malignant pulmonary nodules was higher in smokers than in nonsmokers 76.1% vs. 23.9%, malignant pulmonary nodules being more common in males 61.5.
The prevalence of CTS in patients with DM ranges from 11% to 25%, being more common in women and in patients with polyneuropathy.
It has been postulated that male hormones increase Na+/K+-ATPase activity, andthat this explains why males are at a higher risk of TPP despite thyroid disease being more common in females.
The occurrence of post-RYGB anastomotic fistula varies from 0-6%, being more common appearance in the region just above the anastomosis.
In an antecolic approach, however, both Petersen's and jejunojejunostomy mesenteric defect hernias are reported,with hernias at the jejunojejunostomy defect being more common in some other series.
Although it occurs in both sexes,the symptomatology differs between men and women, being more common erectile dysfunction in men and decreased libido and dyspareunia in women.
Some authors pointed out that the prevalence of body dissatisfaction is very high, being more common among girls.
Acute liver failure may rarely occur, with this being more common in the elderly.
Approximately 20% of the ketoacidosis episodes occur with the first manifestation of diabetes, being more common in smaller children.
Ruptured Baker's cyst is a potential complication, being more common in the distal portion.
As a result of the amount of mo, ni and cr,the precipitation occurs in secondary phases, being more common the phases sigma(¿)and qui¿.
This progression can occur silently, ormay be evident through the evolution, being more common in patients who develop proliferative forms.
These miracles, not common to our experience,find parallels about us every day, which, being more common, are passed by unnoticed.
Generally, these lesions are located bilaterally on the distal extremities of the lower limbs, being more common in young adult women, and are aggravated in summer time.
We found that patients with spinal cord injuries submitted to rehabilitation programs frequently present with shoulder pain 68.75%, being more common in quadriplegic patients 85.7.
The consolidation pattern accounts for up to 30% of all BAC cases, being more common in the mucinous variant.
Disconcertingly, suicide affects all countries- especially the least developed- all social classes- especially the two extremes of the social pyramid- all sexes- although men commit suicide more than women- andages- although still being more common among the elderly, has grown dizzyingly among young people.