The corresponding hemicervix is usually atretic and the HSG can show a bicornuate-unicollis uterus due to communicating uteri.
It is usually due to communicating hydrocephalus associated with tuberculous exudates in the basal cisterns, but may be non-communicating in a smaller (17 to 25%) proportion of cases - for example, due to obstruction at the outlet foramen of the fourth ventricle or the cerebral aqueduct by oedema or a tuberculoma [ 25].
Interestingly, 77% of respondents feared that charities could lose supporters due to "not communicating with them effectively".
This was a pivotal event, in which lives saved in the Juive Grande area were attributed to the presence of vigías working with OVT, and lives lost in Palitahua were thought by the majority of interviewees who discussed it to be in part due to difficulties communicating with people living there, perhaps due to a lack of vigías in that location.
With its interactive Internet base, her organization encourages participants -- legally they are not members because they pay no dues -- to communicate with other survivors and to learn how to participate in its activities.
Overall, 62% of loss to follow-up was due to drop-out, 34% due to death, and 4% due to refusal/inability to communicate.
The Cater administration called the vote a mistake, due to failure to communicate.
Patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) represent a growing proportion of the US population and are at risk of receiving suboptimal care due to difficulty communicating with healthcare providers who do not speak their language.
De León's legislation would make clear that a student cannot consent if they are asleep or unconscious, incapacitated due to drugs or alcohol, or unable to communicate due to a mental or physical condition.
This increased performance could be due to increased understanding, but it could also be due to increased ability to communicate understanding in writing or increased retention of knowledge.
The main reasons for those being unable to answer questions were: the presence of serious illness or physical frailty (64 persons); inability to communicate due to serious mental or psychological impediments (57 persons); inability to communicate due to severe hearing problems (81 persons); and other miscellaneous reasons (30 persons).
