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Asymptomatic (or
clinically silent) is an
adjective categorising the
medical conditions (i.e.,
injuries or diseases) that
patients carry but
without experiencing...
- An
asymptomatic carrier is a
person or
other organism that has
become infected with a pathogen, but
shows no
signs or symptoms.
Although unaffected by...
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noticeable symptoms at any
point in time.
Asymptomatic carriers tend not to get tested.
Persons with
asymptomatic COVID-19
infection can have the same viral...
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brain parenchyma, like
ependymomas often do.
Patients are
often asymptomatic, and are
incidentally diagnosed.
Larger tumours are
often with increased...
- care homes.
Rates of
asymptomatic bacteria in the
urine among men over 75 are
between 7–10%. 2–10% of
pregnant women have
asymptomatic bacteria in the urine...
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seems that
certain genetic strains of the
yellow mongoose can
carry it
asymptomatically, but infectiously, for years. Do Linh San, E.; Cavallini, P.; Taylor...
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cervical vertebrae. In
majority of cases,
spondylolysis presents asymptomatically,
which can make
diagnosis both
difficult and incidental. When a patient...
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symptoms is a
urinary tract infection while that
without is
known as
asymptomatic bacteriuria.
Diagnosis is by
urinalysis or
urine culture. Escherichia...
- it is
known as
being asymptomatic. The
disorder may be
discovered through tests including scans. An
infection may be
asymptomatic but
still be transmissible...
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patients with no
predisposing risk factors, and is more
likely to be
asymptomatic in
those patients. It is also
known as
candidal esophagitis or monilial...
