Therefore, addressing the sequelae of sexual trauma among women within the context of HIV clinical care in South Africa can potentially improve the well-being of this patient population and also increase their engagement across the continuum of HIV treatment to reduce the forward transmission of HIV.
Rehabilitation programs are often provided to address these sequelae and can commence as soon as the fracture has been stabilised (i.e. during the period of immobilisation) or, more often, after the period of immobilisation (i.e. when bone union has occurred).
Similarly, functional requirements and standards for usability can help address the multitude of sequelae associated with poor usability.
Our findings therefore support the need to devise and test novel programmes that match early detection of GBV with timely multidisciplinary interventions that address the inter-related sequelae including risk of further abuse, adverse social consequences, and possible mental disturbances, with a particular focus on the phases of childhood, adolescence and early adulthood.
15 16 However, few data specifically address the question of neurocognitive sequelae of methamphetamine abuse in adolescents during the early stage of drug use trajectory.
The sequelae of hypoxia and reoxygenation have been addressed in vascular models, and some limited experimental evidence has addressed this question in RA synovium [ 112].
However, in responding to local requests to address otologic sequelae of injuries, we were able to invest in the community and engage in a long-term collaboration with local healthcare professionals – efforts that have been recognized as key to the success of global surgical programs (11).
Not only the rapes but all the sequelae: the agony, the bitterness, the self-recrimination, the asco, the desperate need to keep it hidden and silent.
and (4) What are the sequelae of shoulder dystocia?
However, the sequelae of loss of PPARgamma in PA endothelial cells (ECs) are unknown.
