When people talk about lupus, they usually mean the systemic form of the disease. Some kinds of medicines can cause what is called drug-induced lupus.
"A person with right-sided failure experiences abnormally high pressure in the systemic veins, liver enlargement, and accumulation of fluid in the legs. A person with failure of Both ventricles has an enlarged heart and a three-beat heartbeat."
The rest of the systemic venous return is diverted into the right horn of the sinus.
But regulators now have a real-life example of a systemic collapse with which to calibrate their new rules.
Ankylosing Spondylitis(AS) is a kind of systemic disease mainly with chronic inflammation of middle axle joint and the bony attachment point of tendon and ligament, with very low incidence, easily diagnosed as other diseases by mistake in clinic.
But to seriously address the crisis, we must move beyond this one event to a systemic fix.
This promotes market-wide use of the Exchange Fund paper, increases the liquidity of fixed-income market and helps reduce systemic risk.
As head of the New York Federal Reserve, he was prescient about systemic risks to the financial system.
Without a resolution of this global debt burden, systemic risk will fester and grow.
This is a case report of a female patient with systemic Hodgkin's lymphoma of nodular sclerosis type who developed specific cutaneous involvement along with the flare-up of her nodal lymphoma.
As a part of the whole skeleton, oral maxillofacial bone loss has some association with systemic osteoporosis.
As long as it's just a rogue, though, and not a systemic cultural issue, then the response is far more likely to be pity than anger.
The statement last night was filled with many promises, among them the pledge to do more to “improve the euro area's systemic capacity to resist contagion risk”.
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