… The objective of this study is to develop a robust, disease-specific, multimodal classification
protocol and validate its diagnostic accuracy in independent, early-stage and follow-up data …

… inherited condition to sporadic disease. We believe that … disease. Likewise, we have studied
subjects with sporadic Alzheimer disease, as well as early onset familial Alzheimer disease …

… features in each of these three disorders are pathognomonic … Modification of stimulus
parameters and the adaptive state of the … NR2E3-related disease can occur within the same family. …

… While the predilection of disease burden to the … feature of ALS [7, 41], while GM changes
are less consistent, and may only become readily detectable in the later stages of the disease. A …

… more extensive disease and shows a prominent fibro-fatty replacement and degenerative
changes, myofibril loss, RV wall thinning, and aneurysms, as well as microscopic features of …

… the EDX and clinical features of 19 patients with Kennedy’s disease and found that: (1) the
… among patients with X-linked features appears to be pathognomonic for Kennedy’s disease. …

… states. Typical arteriographic patterns have been described that are suggestive, … not
pathognomonic. While the cause of Buerger’s disease remains unknown, the disease …

… may serve as ("pathognomonic") indicators of a disease, as for … of disease states might be
developed, disease states which in … As an illustration of a behavioral framework of disease, we …

… Chopin’s heart, generally enlarged, presented morphologic features pathognomonic for
fibrinous … We show that these features differ significantly from post mortem-formed inorganic …

… diagnostic clues and pathognomonic features, which enable a … latent PV regardless of the
disease state, stage and duration, … EEC, the course of the disease was compatible with PV, or …