Sentence examples for common sequel from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is often part of the common cold and is a common sequel to influenza, whooping cough, and measles.

A common sequel to such injuries is the development of "joint mice"—loose bits of cartilage or other tissue in the joint that produce creaking or snapping sounds when the knee is bent and may cause osteoarthritis (q.v.).

Fibrosis is a common sequel of radiation therapy in the breast.

Radiation-induced mucositis is a common sequel of chemo-radiotherapy for oropharyngeal and laryngeal SCC and can persist for prolonged periods after treatment.

The condition appeared to stabilize by a year of age, though arthritis was a common sequel.

In vertebrae, ankylosis is a common sequel to fractures by compression of one or more vertebral bodies, this occurs through a mechanism of fibrocartilage callus production that extends to one or more adjacent vertebrae [12].

Acute renal failure is the usual sequel.

Seroma formation after axillary dissection remains the most common early sequel to breast cancer surgery.

Depression is a very common neuropsychiatric sequel in the post-stroke population, affecting approximately 30 50 % of patients in the first year [ 1– 3].

It's far more common for sequels to arrive as their own standalone games, as with Monument 2, for instance.

"It's very common with sequels," he said.