pathological造句

Left-handedness has sometimes been treated as pathological.

He felt he was an "alien being" before an Israeli audience, and considered Israeli society "pathological".

people with pathological myopia who have cataract surgery are at higher risk for retinal detachment.

At some point during the enlargement of the eye, a pathological state begins to develop.

The presence of pathological myopia may affect how cataracts are diagnosed and treated.

Identified only as Paul, the newspaper claimed he was a 'pathological liar.

Objective To discuss the relationship and significance between the pathological changes of placenta and appendage and low birth weight infants.

COX regressive analysis indicate: menopause, clinical stage, pathological type and treatment method are the prognostic factors of endometrial carcinoma.

And finally, hippocampal function declines during the case of normal aging and even pathological aging, such as with Alzheimer's.

A similar mechanism had been linked to myelopathies, degenerative conditions of the spinal cord, which bear a pathological semblance to MS.

It may be harder to tell whether nearsightedness is getting worse because of the cataracts or because of the progression of pathological myopia.

Methods The clinical data, pathological character and preoperative diagnostic method of 103 cases with primary small bowel tumor from 1996 ~ 2004 was collected and analysed retrospectively.

Pond snails make unlikely speed freaks. But dosing the gastropods on methamphetamine is helping us understand how certain "pathological memories" form in human addicts.

Objective To review the electrophysiological and pathological changes in 3 cases with flail arm syndrome and discuss the characteristic features and nursing care.

And through hard work, luck and a certain amount of pathological obsession, I was able to make the movie the Thin Blue Line and to help get him out of prison.