- asymptomatic.
Subclinical and
paucisymptomatic are
other adjectives categorising either the
asymptomatic infections (i.e.,
subclinical infections), or...
-
presentation of
subclinical hypothyroidism is
variable and
classic signs and
symptoms of
hypothyroidism may not be observed. Of
people with
subclinical hypothyroidism...
- COVID-19
spread in
their host po****tions
through subclinical infection. Not all
hosts of
asymptomatic subclinical infections will
become asymptomatic carriers...
-
Family Physician. 69 (8): 1961–8. PMID 15117017. Lima LM (May 2017). "
Subclinical Diabetes".
Anais da
Academia Brasileira de Ciências. 89 (1): 591–614...
- [citation needed] Bone loss,
which is ****ociated with
overt but not
subclinical hyperthyroidism, may
occur in 10 to 20% of patients. This may be due...
- encephalitis,
chronic viral infections, or
autoimmune encephalitis.
Subclinical seizures cause no
symptoms and
either no
altered behavior or very minimal...
- have
higher fatality rates. As
elucidated by
Alfred Sommer, even mild,
subclinical deficiency can also be a problem, as it may
increase children's risk...
-
objectively definable, but asymptomatic,
medical condition, such as a
subclinical infection, or to have a
clinically apparent physical impairment but not...
- does not
produce noticeable symptoms may be
called inapparent, silent,
subclinical, or occult. An
infection that is
inactive or
dormant is
called a latent...
-
Unspecified feeding or
eating disorder (UFED) is a DSM-5
category of
eating disorders that,
along with
other specified feeding or
eating disorder (OSFED)...
