The patient was given a diagnosis of "fall secondary to BPPV," and was discharged home asymptomatic and in stable condition after a 6-h observation period.
30, 31– 35 An interesting clinical trial, conducted in healthy subjects, found that intraluminal administration of a P. vulgaris-derived α-amylase inhibitor suppressed (a) amylase activity in duodenum, jejunum, and ileum, (b) early post-prandial glycemia rise, and (c) late post-prandial glycemia fall (secondary to a marked decrease in post-prandial insuline release).
Many of these same injuries can truly result from weak bones, multiple falls secondary to instability and other non-abuse causes, so care must be taken to assure that abuse is not inappropriately diagnosed.
Elderly patients are at risk for falls, secondary fractures, hospitalizations, and death following hip fracture surgery.
9 Elderly people are prone to frequent falls secondary to poor balance, physical illness, medications, deteriorating vision, and environmental hazards.
It is of great clinical importance to be able to predict falls, secondary fractures, hospitalizations, and death after rehabilitation in the elderly with hip fractures.
However, falls secondary to neurally-mediated cardiovascular causes may be expressed by a different mechanism, without necessarily chronically affecting gait performance [ 10, 15].
At the University of Wisconsin's Division I Madison campus, all varsity athletes fall under secondary sports coverage.
Similarly, a remarkable fall of secondary structure (α-helix content) has been observed, followed by its partial retrieval for high surfactants concentration.
But the government is falling short of its targets for shrinking its budget deficit, causing the bonds' prices to fall in secondary-market trading and yields to climb.
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