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Now, a team of doctors has used sophisticated imaging on newborns with heart disease and found delayed brain development akin to what's seen in premature babies--a phenomenon that helps explain why infants with heart problems are at such high risk of brain injury.

After the induction therapy, in addition to re-staging of the local disease by CT imaging, brain MRI should be repeated, considering the high risk of brain metastasis.

Infants need extremely small doses of insulin and have a higher risk of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia, which needs to be avoided because of the high risk of brain damage.

Tsuda et al. [ 3] demonstrated that nodal status and a large, central acellular zone were independent prognostic factors for metastasis and death, and noted that the central acellular zone was a single indicator of a high risk of brain metastasis.

As expected, two phenotypes of primary tumor, HER2-positive and triple negative, were clearly overrepresented in this series (47% and 29%, respectively), as both are associated with a particularly high risk of brain relapse [ 1- 4].

One of the major problems with the use of combined modality treatment for locally advanced NSCLC is the high risk of brain metastasis (Stuschke et al, 1999; Thomas et al, 1999).

Those patients also face a higher risk of brain damage and cancer, experts say.

But at such high doses, experts say, patients are also at higher risk of brain damage and cancer.

CM is associated with more severe disability, higher medical costs, lower quality of life, higher percentages of psychiatric comorbidities, and possibly a higher risk of brain damage [4 7].

Stratification by age demonstrated a slightly higher risk of brain tumor among those less than 55 years of age, but none of the increases were statistically significant (Table 3).

The most alarming study to date, conducted by the National Institutes of Health's National Toxicology Program, has found that rats exposed to low levels of radiation for nine hours a day, over the course of their two-year lifetimes, had a higher risk of brain and heart tumors.