Sentence examples for functional sequelae from inspiring English sources

Similar analyses were conducted for functional sequelae, where outcomes in logistic models represented worsening in global function score.

It should be emphasized that both hypertensive peristaltis and isolated LES hypertension are manometric abnormalities and not clinical entities with predictable functional sequelae.

Compared to single motherhood, the twin pregnancy results in important aesthetic and functional sequelae of the abdominal wall.

Importantly, there are no models of spinal concussion to study the anatomical and functional sequelae of single or repeated injury.

The central nervous system (CNS) has very limited potential for regeneration and repair so many neurological disorders can cause permanent functional sequelae.

These functional sequelae of aging are caused in part by increased oxidative stress, inflammation, adipocyte differentiation, and disruption of hypoxic osteoblastic niches.

Exclusion criteria were patients with known osteoporosis, scaphotrapeziotrapezoidal affection (judged by the CT scan), low functional demand, sequelae of carpal bone fracture, metabolic bone disease (i.e. rheumatoid arthritis or morbus Paget), cancer or chemotheraphy, younger females with a wish of pregnancy within the planned follow-up period, alcoholism, or severe psychiatric illness.

Cutaneous wounds, acquired from surgery or trauma, can cause pathologic scarring with significant functional and psychological sequelae.

The functional and psychosocial sequelae remain a major rehabilitative challenge, decreasing quality of life and delaying reintegration into society.

Proper management requires prompt diagnosis, adequate surgical drainage, and antibiotics to prevent the potentially dangerous spread of infection and the development of severe functional and cosmetic sequelae.

While often superficial and temporary, functional and cosmetic sequelae, disability or even death can result as a consequence of birth-related injuries.