While his shunt occasionally causes headaches, and the threat of further complications lingers, Hiram's prognosis is good.
A further three knee reconstructions, countless complications and lingering soft tissue injuries later, Menzel finally returned to senior action a month shy of his 24th birthday with just 21 games under his belt.
One debate will not erase all of what many voters see as Clinton's complications: the lingering perception of her sense of moneyed entitlement, her lawyerly slipperiness under questioning, the walled garden of her political circle, her interventionist reflexes, her belatedness on gay marriage, comprehensive immigration, and Wall Street reforms.
Many people in the study had complications that lingered for years after the tattoo was inked, the researchers said.
His feet ache from 79 years of wear and tear; lingering complications from a stroke five years ago have him in and out of his doctor's office; and he is bone-tired.
Ten years or more post-transplantation, long-term survivors continued to experience a moderate incidence of lingering complications and demands, including emotional and sexual dysfunction, fatigue, eye problems, sleep disturbance, general pain and cognitive dysfunction.
However, even if Clinton does bounce back quickly, the incident is raising fresh questions over trust which could cause more lingering political complications.
Sora revisits the worlds to solve lingering problems and new complications, while seeking a path to Organization XIII's base of operations.
The cause was complications of a staph infection that had lingered from the knee injury that ended his career in 1959, his son Mike said.
You've lingered long enough, so leave before complications.
PAGE D1 WHEN A PATIENT HAS MANY ILLNESSES People with multiple health problems linger in hospitals longer, experience more serious preventable complications and die younger than patients with less complex medical profiles.
