25101 to 25200 most common queries

List represents a sample of symptoms, diseases, and other queries. Updated weekly.

• Regularly Spaced Holes in Granular Layer
• Amounts of Keratohyalin Increased
• Marked Desquamation of Upper Loosely Packed Scales
• Thick Cornified Layer
• Squamous Pityriasiform Appearance of Scalp
• Fine, Greyish-White Scales
• Generalized Ichthyosis Including Flexures
• Mild Alopecia
• Mild Perivascular Lymphocytic Infiltrates
• Thick Orthohyperkeratosis
• Palmoplantar Hyperlinearity
• Generalized Fine Erythrodermic Scales
• End-Stage Renal Failure Not in All Patients
• Some Patients Respond to Immunosuppressive Agents
• Onset Usually in the First Decade
• Mutation in the DGKE Gene
• Complement Levels Normal
• End-Stage Renal Failure
• Swelling of Endothelial Cells
• Subendothelial Deposits
• Patchy Deposition of IgG and IgM
• Focal Capillary Obliteration
• Splitting of the Basement Membrane
• Subcortical Atrophy
• Impaired Executive Function
• Onset at Age 3-7 Months
• Inability to Hold Head
• Onset in Childhood
• Mutation in the Potassium Channel Subfamily T Member 1 Gene
• Nocturnal Occurrence
• Bone Spicules
• Variable Features Present
• Clinodactyly 5th Finger
• Partial Preaxial Polydactyly
• Narrow Nares
• Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction due to Ectropion of Lower Eyelids
• Mild Sensorineural Hearing Loss
• Protruding Ears
• Increased Posterior Angulation
• Retrognathia
• Trigonocephaly
• Right-Sided Spleen
• Left Sided Liver
• Situs Inversus Totalis
• Right Hemidiaphragm Elevated
• Developmental Delay - Variable Severity
• Oral Contraceptives May Also Cause Symptoms
• Mutation in the TMEM231 Gene
• MRI Scan showing Molar Tooth Sign
• Poor Fixation and Following
• Lack of Gonadal Tissue
• Cerebellar Neuronal Loss
• Lack of Ependymal Cells
• Rudimentary White Matter
• Functional Anorchia
• Arthrogryposis
• Poor Visual Tracking
• Cortical Visual Impairment
• Dysmorphic Features
• Cerebral White Matter Decreased
• Relative Preservation of the Cerebellar Folia
• Brain MRI Shows Cerebellar Hypoplasia
• Involuntary, Repetitive Movements
• Spasticity Usually of the Lower Limbs
• Lack of Independent Walking
• Normal Development until Onset of Seizures
• Seizures Become Nearly Continuous
• Onset of Seizures at Age <6 Months
• Poor Eye Contact
• Neuronal Loss in the Hippocampus
• Delayed Myelination Seen on MRI
• Migrating Focal Discharges from One Cortical Region to Another
• Autonomic Manifestations
• Psychomotor Regression Severe
• Mitochondrial Translation Impaired
• Lactate Increased
• Mutation in the FARS2 Gene
• Coarse Retinal Pigmentation
• Increased Glycogen Content
• Enlarged Hepatocytes
• Microcystic Degeneration
• Pyramidal Cells Decreased
• Cortical Degeneration
• T2 Weighted Hyperintensities in the Basal Ganglia
• Diffuse Cerebral Atrophy Seen on MRI
• Mutation in the OTOG Gene
• Vestibular Hyporeflexia
• Flat or Shallow U-Shaped Audiogram
• Deafness Nonprogressive Moderate
• Mutation in the Otogelin-Like Protein Gene
• Vestibular Hypofunction
• Older Patients Become Wheelchair Dependent
• Adult-Onset (2nd to 7th Decade)
• Late-Onset Mild Cerebellar Ataxia
• Frequent Falls with Preservation of Consciousness
• Cortical Multifocal Myoclonus
• Papillomatous Hyperplasia
• Stratum Spinosum Thickened
• Stratum Granulosum Increased
• Large and Cup-Like Keratin Plugs