PubMed 11121901.
PMCID: PMC6770791 Giunta C, Elioglu NH, Albrecht B, Eich G, Chambaz C, Janecke AR, Yeowell H, Weis M, Eyre DR, Kraenzlin M, Steinmann B
When to consider the diagnosis of EDS EhlersDanlos syndrome needs to be considered when, in the absence of another explanation, one or more of the following occur: late walking with joint hypermobility abnormal bruising and bleeding unexplained vessel rupture or dissection tissue fragility, atrophic scarring or skin hyperextensibility symptomatic joint hypermobility dislocations Hollow organ rupture A systematic approach to the patient with suspected EDS is essential to avoid costly and unnecessary investigations, but first one needs to be aware of the different subtypes within this group and their diagnostic features
In automated research environments, bacteriostatic water ensures that reagents remain sterile and uncontaminated over multiple handling cycles, supporting reliable and reproducible experimental outcomes
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