Those classified as having no or minor encephalopathy were assumed to develop without any complications due to oxygen deficiency but may still face a risk of developing cerebral palsy due to other causes.
For example, one 20- to 21.5-month-old CR-then-AL-fed female delivered 7 offspring, of which 6 survived and developed without any apparent complications (female #5, Fig. 4D).
Reducing the risk for gastrointestinal complications requires a thorough understanding of potential complications and underlying predisposing risk factors, which is a particularly important consideration in light of the fact that many individuals develop complications without antecedent warning signs or symptoms.
Three previously healthy toddlers developed cellulitis (recovered without complications), meningitis (bilateral sensorineural deafness developed), and pneumonia (died).
For instance, patients experiencing pain are twice as likely to develop psychiatric complications as patients without pain (Derogatis et al 1983).
In fact, the majority of patients who develop gastrointestinal complications do so without any antecedent symptoms [ 21], further highlighting the importance of thorough risk assessment in patients receiving NSAIDs.
Clinical categories of BMI and waist circumference may be useful to estimate overall metabolic risk in the general population, but there may be individuals who develop cardiometabolic complications related to adiposity without a BMI or waist circumference in the high-risk range.
Moreover, patients without pericoronal radiolucency did not develop serious complications.
In patients who develop a complication after remission of the symptoms that led to the initial diagnosis of CD (type B cases), the prognosis is better than in patients in whom the complication of CD developed without the initial symptoms ever going into remission (type A cases).
Without HIV treatment, most HIV-infected persons with AIDS develop AIDS complications or death within 2 3 years, if not sooner.
