syndromic
Adjective
Meaning
relating to a syndrome
The child has syndromic features
relating to syndromics
Source: en.wiktionary.orgExamples
And the syndromic outpatient visits for COVID-19 in the last week stand at a staggering 11.62 percent; it was at 8.64 percent a week ago.
Down syndrome is more common than Noonan syndrome, but has a lower incidence of CHD, which makes Noonan syndrome the most common syndromic cause of CHD.
Another powerful tool developed within New York City for use in countering bioterrorism is the development of the New York City Syndromic Surveillance System.
Though Cohen noted a slight decrease in the state's surveillance of COVID-like syndromic visits to emergency rooms, she outlines that the trajectory of positive cases is higher than it was at the state's last peak in July.
Syndromic deafness occurs when there are other signs or medical problems aside from deafness in an individual.
Syndromic hearing impairment hearing loss or deafness that, along with other characteristics, is inherited or passed down through generations of a family.