Sentence examples for consequence of trauma from inspiring English sources

In clinical work, the "anniversary reaction" is a well-recognized consequence of trauma.

The intramural haematoma formation is spontaneous and may be a consequence of trauma or a penetrating aortic ulcer (Fig. 6).

Recent approaches have sought to harness the potential of stem cells to regenerate bone that is lost as a consequence of trauma or disease.

Currently, oral regenerative medicine strategies are unpredictable for repair of tooth-supporting tissues destroyed as a consequence of trauma, chronic infection or surgical resection.

They mostly originate as a consequence of trauma, infection or infarction and are thought to represent the end-stage of intraparenchymal haematomas.

Further research with longitudinal designs is needed to find out whether these lower hormone levels are preexisting risk factors or consequence of trauma and whether these alterations are deleterious or adaptive.

Pathological chronic stress and emotional disorders result from functional disturbances of the "emotional brain," which most often are a consequence of traumas and/or family and professional life.

The list goes on: changes in infectious disease patterns and the mental health consequences of trauma, loss, displacement and resource conflict.

Such interviews, Clarke wrote in a court filing in 2013, can be "invaluable in building the case for a life verdict by documenting the nature, extent, and consequences of trauma".

Not only the patient but also the family experience the consequences of trauma.

Attachment theory has become a key framework for understanding responses to and consequences of trauma across the life course.