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She said it was too specific to be something pathological.

It is still considered a traditional case of pathological science.

We should be used to this pathological mass movement by now.

But some movements have, in fact, been more pathological than others.

Some were found without any pathological issues that would indicate health problems.

He went on with some charts of a pathological nature.

Among his pathological studies was also the issue of racial differences.

But literature may have a pathological side - still you've heard me on all that often enough.

Even a pathological liar first thought of the true answer when asked a question.

However, that person could be obsessed by any pathological idea.

In 1887, he became a full professor of pathological anatomy.

In the main, like all his letters, it was pathological.

Innocence of this sort today would seem to approach the pathological.

But what about this answer from the department of pathological anatomy?

"You don't find anything the least pathological about your relationship with her?"

I don't know where they got her, she was almost a pathological case.

She had a pathological way of being completely indifferent to children.

It's not often that a pathological liar gets his own talk show.

"I know Mom always told me you were a pathological liar."

She grows up in a pathological environment created by her mother.

That's the pathological version of a Count, and there are a few.

The hospital also has an emergency department and a pathological laboratory.

We should be just as concerned about other pathological content that our children are seeing.

"They seem to regard our kind of thinking as pathological.

I should say she was quite definitely a pathological case."

Any other pathologic cough will not totally stop at night.

Its identity usually comes as a surprise after surgery and pathologic examination.

Age at diagnosis in family members and pathologic confirmation, if available, should also be sought.

It can be separated into five types, based on clinical and pathologic features.

However, it is more frequently associated with pathologic processes.

A clinical and pathologic study with results of treatment with radiation.

No other pathologic abnormalities are known to occur in the dying animal.

All three pathologic types are equally distributed and represent aggressive disease.

There were 12 patients with pathologic complete response.

Suspicious lesions may be biopsied and sent for pathologic analysis.

However, pathologic changes, some also seen in humans, have been noticed:

This means that the pathologic process is unlikely to be due to intrinsic kidney damage.

The formulation is used to demonstrate normal or pathologic elastic fibers.

The pathologic mechanism may be damage caused by severe atherosclerosis.

When loud, it is a sign of a pathologic state, usually a failing left ventricle.

The pathologic features of this form of cirrhosis change with time.

There are several conditions in which insulin disturbance is pathologic:

This is probably largest collection of pathologic materials from leprosy patients anywhere in the world.

It had an idea of a pathologic husbandly jealousy.

They've become pathologic codependents who foster each other's most regressive qualities.

Grief reactions can also be viewed as abnormal, traumatic, pathologic, or complicated.

Survival is most dependent on the pathologic status of the inguinal nodes.

Background Pathologic classification of tumors has been traditionally based on microscopic appearance.

Pathologic Staging can only be done on patients who have had surgery to remove or explore the extent of the cancer.

Because of this, bone pain and pathologic factures are common.