Examples of using Difficult to diagnose in English and their translations into Italian
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This is just one of the reasons that the infection can be difficult to diagnose or may be missed entirely,
making it difficult to diagnose.
In contrast, chronic pain often results from conditions that are difficult to diagnose and treat, and that may take a long time to reverse.
Its cause may be difficult to diagnose but many cases appear to link directly to imbalances in the immune system that can be treated effectively.
Because they can both be difficult to diagnose be sure to get numerous medical opinions to certify that the surgery will benefit you.
For the doctor- a dermatologist in this case will not be difficult to diagnose the disease, because it is even a range of typical symptoms of psoriasis.
SYS randomly causes memory corruption that results in random system crashes that are extremely difficult to diagnose.
Peritoneal mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that is extremely difficult to diagnose and treat, and which in most cases, leads to death.
can be long-lasting, difficult to diagnose or treat and extremely debilitating.
DETAILS background: Multiple sclerosis can be difficult to diagnose because there is no single test that can determine if a person has MS.
The test enables to early identify about 40 genetic metabolic disorders, difficult to diagnose yet easy to detect through ENS.
As the underlying cause of this disease is often difficult to diagnose, treatment can be highly variable
cases of TB which is resistant to several medicines are more difficult to diagnose and cure.
It is difficult to diagnose anything without seeing the plant,
therefore the disease which has no known cause is very difficult to diagnose.
If someone is affected by Aagenaes Syndrome first in the family then it becomes difficult to diagnose until the lymphoedema symptom appears.
The only thing we know that MS is a complicated chronic disease that is difficult to diagnose and course of the disease is not predictable.
it is difficult to diagnose and differentiate from other similar diseases.
making it difficult to diagnose.
They are both gender-specific diseases, difficult to diagnose and for which few resources are available for research and treatment.