Sentence examples for long-term sequel from inspiring English sources

Arterial dysfunction is increasingly recognized as a long-term sequel of KD, even in patients without coronary aneurysms [ 3- 8].

Among other parasitic skin diseases (pediculosis, tungiasis, cutaneous larva migrans and myasis), scabies is the only parasitic skin infection for which a long-term sequel of skin colonization by group A streptococcus has been documented [ 10].

Children in low- and middle-income countries remain at risk for frequent diarrhea episodes and thus for secondary infections and the long-term sequel of delayed, or never attained growth.

Rheumatic heart disease (RHD) is the principal cause of acquired heart disease in the world, particularly targeting children, adolescents and young adults. 1 It is the only long-term sequel of acute rheumatic fever and is conservatively estimated to affect 36 million people worldwide, the majority of whom are living in impoverished and marginalised settings.

Overall, two patients from the GCT group had an arterial TEE and both also had a venous TEE: in the first patient, a lethal pulmonary embolism occurred 6 weeks after a stroke, and in the second patient, a venous thrombosis of the superior cava vena related to a central catheter was followed 10 days later by an acute ischaemia of the leg (no long-term sequel after arterial thrombectomy).

Although migraine is classically considered an episodic disorder with no long-term sequels, new evidence suggests that at least a subset of patients may suffer progressive neuropathology and inter-ictal changes in brain function.

Physicians need to consider the long-term sequels of severe AKI.

Among the eyes with poor outcomes and which had been operated less than 3 years ago, the causes of poor outcome were attributed to pre-operative morbidity (selection) in 40%, to surgical complications in 46.7% and long term sequel in 13.3%.

In summary, given the beneficial effects of balanced protein energy supplementation in reducing intrauterine growth restriction, and taking into account the long term sequel of IUGR, it is desirable that this intervention should be scaled up in developing countries.

The evolution of TEE was extensively studied and reported with respect to complications, relapse, and long-term functional sequel.

Surgical congenital malformations often represent years of treatment, large number of hospital stays, treatment procedures, and long-term functional sequels affecting patients' psychosocial functioning.