Sentence examples for a chronic sequela from inspiring English sources

Pulmonary impairment after TB (PIAT) is a chronic sequela, and its health effect has been identified but not weighted [10], [11].

A significant number of Campylobacter cases develop a chronic sequela.

Therefore the term "outcome measure" was used to describe the probability of a case of Campylobacter developing a chronic sequela for a specific classification.

Hydrosalpinx, an enlarged distended oviduct filled with a clear serous fluid, is a chronic sequela of infection that is a surrogate marker of infertility and indicates fibrotic tubal occlusion [ 7].

A count of 0.5 was added to or subtracted from the number of sequela cases to those reporting a chronic sequelae outcome of 0% or 100% respectively, to allow for inclusion in the meta-analysis.

The primary outcome was the proportion of people with Campylobacter who developed a specific chronic sequela.

However, we did not include any costs associated with long-term consequences of dengue, a possible chronic sequela of illness referred to as post-infectious fatigue syndrome.

PTH can be an acute or chronic sequela in post-traumatic patients.

While PIAT is a chronic common sequela of PTB, we found no prior estimates of health lost to PTB that includes it.

The usefulness of findings from recent systematic reviews for foodborne disease or chronic sequela are limited as they combine multiple pathogens [ 13], review the literature but are not formal systematic reviews [ 14– 16] or do not present an estimate for the proportion of cases of Campylobacter that will develop a sequelae [ 17– 17].

HITS with dose painting techniques provide precise dosage delivery with impressive results, sparing critical organs, and offering limited transient and chronic sequela for advanced, previously locally irradiated, therapy-refractory cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.