Sentence examples for due to the sequelae of from inspiring English sources

11 With regards to the clinical service provision, a large proportion of the women studied had RHD due to the sequelae of group A streptococcal infection.

A reduction in CVD mortality and/or case fatality rates due to better medical care may mean that obese individuals, who in previous decades would have died at younger ages, may be living longer at the cost of more disability due to the sequelae of CVD, or other disabling conditions such as arthritis.

In only one of the patients who died due to the metabolic sequelae (diabetic ketoacidosis) of pre-existing insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, death could be attributed to comorbidity.

Older adults and those with acquired neurological dysfunction may reduce their activity levels as a result of falls or near-falls, often due to the development of psychological sequelae such as fear of falling [ 25, 26], further adversely affecting HRQOL.

There are few other published papers on the needs of children surviving meningitis and septicaemia, in terms of aftercare and support services, perhaps due to the diversity of potential sequelae.

Patients with head and neck cancer are predominantly at risk for malnutrition due to anorexia, sequelae of the treatment that hamper food intake (e.g., xerostomia or dysphagia) and metabolic alterations as a result of inflammation, which can be induced by the tumour or the therapy (Van Cutsem and Arends, 2005; Baracos, 2006; Richey et al, 2007; Silver et al, 2007).

Patients with significant head injuries (defined as loss of consciousness, amnesia or a Glasgow coma scale of < 15 at presentation) will be also excluded due to the difficulty of distinguishing between the sequelae of even mild head injury and psychological morbidity [ 45, 46].

HCPs' systemic inattention to the sequelae of SPs and the affected family's wellbeing appears due to an insufficient understanding of the various factors that contribute to nighttime SPs and their daytime sequelae.

Sympathomimetic drugs like ergotamine derivatives and triptans are avoided in acute attacks of hemiplegic migraine due to the fear of vasospasm leading to permanent sequelae.

Pain and shoulder disability in women treated for BC may be due to different sequelae of both medical and surgical treatment of BC.

Due to the recent recognition of patients with this condition, the long-term sequelae of the disease are largely unknown.