[PDF] Top 20 Juvenile Pompe Disease: Retrospective Clinical Study

... all, disease presented in the second year of life and the time to diagnosis ranged from two to eleven ...hypertrophy. Clinical suspicion arose as the result of respiratory failure during infection in two ... See full document

... Clinical history showed that most dogs (n=126, 88.73%) had been examined by other veterinarians and were having topical and/or systemic drugs unsuccessfully. Blepharos- pasm (n=99, 69.72%), red eyes (conjunctival ... See full document

... current study refers to the first recorded clinical diag- nosis of PD in the ...key clinical consideration is whether GTZ can slow PD progres- sion after ... See full document

... on clinical and radiological disease activity in multiple sclerosis: a retrospective analysis of the Natalizumab Safety and Eficacy in Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (AFFIRM) ... See full document

... endocrine disease in which are involved the hormones produced by the islets of ...this disease at the level of the oral cavity can highlight xe- rostomia, dysgeusia, periodontal alterations, increased ... See full document

... In order to characterize all the neoplasms that arise spontaneously within various sites of dogs, we studied 1.008 that underwent histopathologic evaluation. The goal of this study was to describe the tumor ... See full document

... a retrospective descriptive study on a series of cases of schistosomal myeloradiculopathy (SMR) and the aim was to investigate the incidence of this disease and its clinical and ... See full document

... underwent histopathologic evaluation. The goal of this study was to describe the tumor distribution throughout some clinical aspects of neoplastic disease (age, sex, breed and tissue site). In our ... See full document

... cystic formation. In this animal, it is possible that CN played the role of a cutaneous marker for the alterations found. Upon ultrasonographic examination of the abdominal cavity, the other animal, a 7-year-old female ... See full document

... this study, we placed a subjective value on the WHONET- SaTScan clusters and assumed that all infection control clusters were deemed of high ...with clinical judgment to determine if action will be taken, ... See full document

... and clinical characteristics of pediatric urolithiasis, etio- logy, treatment management, disease recur- rence and patient outcomes in a tertiary care pediatric ...A retrospective descriptive ... See full document

... the clinical features of 373 patients with primary and postparalytic hemifacial spasm ...onset, disease duration, affected side, distribution of facial spasm at onset, hypertension, family history of HFS, ... See full document

... The common clinical signs observed in both species were chronic lameness ranging from degree 2 to 4, stiff gait, postu- ral changes (Fig.2 and 3), reluctance to walk, audible crack- les during circumduction of the ... See full document

... non-exocrine clinical disease manifestations of 74 patients with primary Sjögren’s Syndrome (p SS ...Methods: retrospective study of p SS patients according to the new 2002 American-European ... See full document

... Description: Pompe disease is a glycogen storage disease related to defects in the acid alpha-glucosidase enzyme, leading to an intracellular accumulation of glycogen, mainly in ...infantile ... See full document

... Our retrospective study is aimed at presenting clinical casuistry of the tumour in order to evaluate modern diag- nostic and therapeutic ...The study included 13 male patients, aged 13–24 ... See full document

... of Pompe disease in order to characterize muscle involvement by grading the atrophy in high resolution structural MRI or CT ...our study could be attrib- uted to both inspiratory and expiratory ... See full document

... and retrospective clinical records were examined to determine possible predictive factors of ...this study examined clinical outcomes and predictive factors in a Brazilian sample of patients ... See full document

... During clinical investigation, four patients underwent CT, one MRI and three underwent both. The main radiological features were: complex, encapsulated, heterogeneous mass, with regular borders, solid and cystic ... See full document

... bone disease of prematurity consists in a decrease of bone matrix mineral content, in comparison with the level expected for gestational ...this study is to evaluate the prevalence of metabolic bone ... See full document