Currently, infants born at ≤26 weeks of gestation are at the greatest risk of developing such 'new' BPD [2], a syndrome of arrested lung development with fewer and larger alveoli and dysmorphic vasculature [3].
It is crucial that we are able to accurately measure each phenotype in order that we might identify those individuals at greatest risk of developing these conditions, and design trials of therapeutic agents that might impact their development.
However the greatest risk of developing cancer of the mouth is smoking and this risk increases with high alcohol intake.
After a long haul flight, when are people at greatest risk of developing deep vein thrombosis?
A diver using negative pressure breathing while exercising is at greatest risk of developing interstitial pulmonary edema.
This panoply of data can be coupled with periodic longer-term imaging (based on exposure risk) to further identify those at the greatest risk of developing cardiac dysfunction.
The findings don't have immediate practical applications, but Ressler says they might one day lead to tests that could help determine who's at greatest risk of developing PTSD.
To identify the risk factors that would aid in the identification of patients at the greatest risk of developing postoperative paralytic ileus (POI).
The atypical KD is also more common in young children and, as the recognition of this variant can be quite difficult, they are at greatest risk of developing coronary artery aneurysms (CAA) and fatal outcomes have occurred [2, 9].
Safety considerations are indeed crucial in order to prevent additional risks, yet several reported safety issues are instrumental in excluding or delaying intervention in critically ill patients on multiple support systems, whereby this group runs the greatest risk of developing neuromuscular abnormalities.
These findings suggest that using cardiac troponins to detect chronic or late-onset cardiotoxicity may be less helpful than its use in the acute setting and that the need for other biomarkers is important for identifying those at greatest risk of developing chronic, undulating myocardial injury with resultant cardiac dysfunction.
