Examples of using Rare condition in English and their translations into German
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A rare condition approx. 1 case per 100'000 population.
Limit of incidence for a rare condition: 4/ 10 000.
An extremely rare condition causing rapid, involuntary spasms of the diaphragm.
Limit of prevalence for a rare condition: 7,5/ 10 000.
Mutations in the NOTCH 2 gene lead to the development of a rare condition called Hajdu-Cheney.
Hardly a rare condition: Peyronie's is said to affect around one in every 100 men.
This is a rare condition that can affect the tongue,
We classify this car in our ConcoursEdition as it is a youngtimer in rare condition with few kilometers.
The contest aims to unite people impacted by Gaucher disease and raise awareness of this rare condition.
Summary This is a rare condition for which there is a European and/or American orphan designation.
To check for this rare condition, doctors place a pulse oximeter on two of the baby's fingers.
Understanding my wife and my son's rare condition is the hardest
In people with a rare condition called situs inversus,
Many authors saw this curious and rare condition to be evidence of man's descent from or relation to other animals….
This curious case was of a rare condition consisting of an abnormal development of hair over the whole body of a young female.
exfoliative cheilitis is actually an extremely rare condition that few people actually suffer from.
Addison's disease is a rare condition that's most often the result of damaged adrenal glands due to an immune-related issue i.e., in patients suffering from lymphoma, AIDS, or tuberculosis.
This is a rare condition that can affect any person who is not vaccinated against tetanus,
This is a rare condition, but when it does occur,
another neurological complication associated with spina bifida is Chiari II malformation-a rare condition(but common in children with myelomeningocele)