… working protocol including a minimum threshold for CTE diagnosis and … The group endorsed
a single pathognomonic lesion in the … the following features of the pathognomonic lesion as …

… , these forms can also be used for research data collection in chronic GVHD protocols. … As
a note of caution, because no single histologic feature is pathognomonic of GVHD, the major …

… are no pathognomonic features to confirm the diagnosis of this … clinician gets a more definitive
diagnosis. Criteria have been … protocol for patients with an established diagnosis of MS: …

… robust, MRI-based diagnostic protocol for ALS based on pathognomonic imaging features. …
ALS-specific, “disease-defining”, pathognomonic regions were identified based on multiple …

… collaborative efforts fuelled a marked progress in diagnostic protocols and novel treatment
strategies for HLH and new diagnostic guidelines are being tailored to specific secondary …

… and the EEG features are not pathognomonic of the disorder. … with regard to the diagnosis
and treatment options available. … the disorder and the treatment protocols for trials. More than …

… side or the base of the second toe), which is pathognomonic of lymphedema. Limb
lymphoscintigraphy is useful to confirm the diagnosis. Other causes of swelling or edema of the lower …

… features suggesting the diagnosis, but with standard protocols, no pathognomonic MRI
features … of the hands and feet is virtually pathognomonic in the setting of clinical sarcoidosis. …

… as a distinct “diagnostic entity.” Major problems exist owing to the lack of pathognomonic
features at … It is noteworthy that these protocols have been endorsed by the Society for Pediatric …

… diagnosis of adenomyosis should never be based only on myometrial asymmetry, in the
absence of other adenomyosis features. … the absence of pathognomonic features (Van den [15]). …