Personality and Clinical Syndrome base rate scores of 75-84 are taken to indicate the presence of a personality trait or clinical syndrome ( for the Clinical Syndromes scales ).
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The clinical syndrome of hemispatial neglect, or loss of awareness of one side of space, is particularly profound after damage to the TPJ or STS in the right hemisphere.
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Personality and Clinical Syndrome base rate scores of 75-84 are taken to indicate the presence of a personality trait or clinical syndrome ( for the Clinical Syndromes scales ).
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Virchow discovered the clinical syndrome which he called ochronosis, a metabolic disorder in which a patient accumulates homogentisic acid in connective tissues and which is indicated by discolouration under the microscope.
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The 25 clinical scales are divided into 15 personality and 10 clinical syndrome scales ( the clinical syndrome scales are further divided into 7 Clinical Syndromes and 3 Severe Clinical Syndromes ).
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The 25 clinical scales are divided into 15 personality and 10 clinical syndrome scales ( the clinical syndrome scales are further divided into 7 Clinical Syndromes and 3 Severe Clinical Syndromes ).
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The 25 clinical scales are divided into 15 personality and 10 clinical syndrome scales ( the clinical syndrome scales are further divided into 7 Clinical Syndromes and 3 Severe Clinical Syndromes ).
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The 25 clinical scales are divided into 15 personality and 10 clinical syndrome scales ( the clinical syndrome scales are further divided into 7 Clinical Syndromes and 3 Severe Clinical Syndromes ).
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Robert Austrian also gives rise to the medical eponym " Austrian syndrome " which describes the clinical syndrome of pneumococcal meningitis, pneumonia and endocarditis, after his 1957 paper in Archives of Internal Medicine.
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However, without a spider, either through inability to communicate or unawareness, the diagnosis may be missed as symptoms overlap with a variety of other serious clinical syndromes such as tetanus or acute abdomen.
