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- both parents. The etiopathogenetic mechanism of Ballantyne syndrome remains unknown.[citation needed] Although the exact etiopathogenetic mechanism of Ballantyne...
- PMC 6593078. PMID 31275235. Bologna M, Truong D, Jankovic J (2022). "The etiopathogenetic and pathophysiological spectrum of parkinsonism". Journal of the Neurological...
- Kunin AA, Cherednikov EE, Moiseeva NS (March 2016). "The role of etiopathogenetic aspects in prediction and prevention of discontinuous-hemorrhagic (Mallory-Weiss)...
- after surgery) The mechanism of ischemic hepatitis depends on the etiopathogenetic origin, be it a cardiomyopathy, cardiac tamponade, trauma, or bleeding...
- subsequently recorded. The pathological findings of the process and etiopathogenetic and clinical observations have been reviewed by Cozzutto and Carbone...
- in international journals, see PubMed on the following topics: 1. Etiopathogenetic role of different viruses in autoimmune and neoplastic diseases: 1990-91:...
- significant enough to attribute to these microorganisms a certain etiopathogenetic role in the appearance of tumors. In 1884, Pathological Anatomy was...
- model. In contrast, hereditary breast carcinoma occurs as a result of etiopathogenetic factors un****ociated with HBRV and this form of cancer has a very low...
- borderline neurotic and personality disorders on the clinical and etiopathogenetic basis. He studied the psychosocial problems that may affect children...
- East and Asia Minor, Valli worked out a theory according to which the etiopathogenetic development of the plague required the so-called “principle of affinity”...