Non-tumoral white matter samples (a pool of two), isolated from the same brain area of the tumors and obtained from pediatric patients undergoing focal brain resection for head injury sequelae (e.g. brain contusion), were used as normal control after being anonymized.
Femoral head necrosis, another sequela of discharged SARS patients, prevailed with a rate of 22.07%(49/221) in Tianjin [ 15].
Kate Lindemann (2001) and Ann Davis (2005) both write about the effects that experiencing the sequelae of head injuries had on their beliefs about cognition.
Xerostomia remains one of the most common sequelae of head and neck cancer radiotherapy because of excessive radiation to the parotid glands [ 1- 3].
Sample 1 also included participants with unknown origin of dizziness and non-vestibular dizziness, the latter mainly represented by anxiety, neck problems and sequelae of head and/or neck trauma.
Several premorbid and injury severity factors have been identified to pose a substantial impact on the cognitive sequelae of head injury including age, educational level, presence or absence of neurosurgical intervention, and Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) scores upon admission [ 6– 9].
In spite of interstitial lung fibrosis in cured SARS patients, another sequela – femoral head necrosis was also observed in this population and the prevalence rate was 22.07%(49/221) and 23.1%(18/78) in Tianjin and Beijing patients respectively [ 15, 19].
Essex-Lopresti realised in 1951 that resection of the radial head can result in fatal sequelae for the forearm unit [22].
Rasagiline administration was protective against immediate sequelae of closed head injury in the mouse.
The study population consisted of patients who received stemmed THA with cementless stem and cementless cup with either MoM or MoP bearings, and with one of the following diagnoses: primary osteoarthritis (OA), femoral head osteonecrosis, inflammatory arthritis, or sequelae from childhood hip disorder.
