pathogenesis
patogenesis
definition
noun
An integral part of the pathogenesis of disease requires bacteria to become associated with the host cells.
the manner of development of a disease.
example
Very little is understood about the 'pathogenesis' of disease in this group.
Epstein-Barr virus may play a role in the 'pathogenesis' of this disease.
We also explore the current views on the 'pathogenesis' of thyroid eye disease and their clinical implications.
An integral part of the 'pathogenesis' of disease requires bacteria to become associated with the host cells.
These anatomic descriptions continue to form the basis of studies of the 'pathogenesis' of this disease.
We therefore conclude that the 'pathogenetic' role of personality characteristics in migraine is still unclear.
The 'pathogenetic' pathway responsible for the development of emphysema is still controversial.
The 'pathogenetic' mechanisms responsible for the progressive fibrotic response in IPF have yet to be determined.
From the 1950s to 1980s, studies dissected the epidemiology and immunologie, biochemical, and 'pathogenetic' mechanisms.
Symptomatic or incidentally diagnosed adrenal masses are often complicated from a clinical and 'pathogenetic' perspective.
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