The main clinical consequence of this problem is difficulty in the fabrication and functioning of complete dentures.
Hepatorenal syndrome type 2 is characterized by a stable or slowly progressive renal failure, so that its main clinical consequence is not acute renal failure but refractory astrocytes, and its impact on prognosis is less negative [ 24, 25].
The main adverse clinical consequence of cardiac remodelling is the development of overt heart failure.
In line with the conclusions reached by the individual clinical trials, the main finding of clinical consequence from the meta analysis was the significantly lower risk of hypoglycemia occurring with insulin glargine.
Consequently, the clinical consequences of this procedure are poorly explored.
Because glucose is the main energy yielding substrate for brain cells, the clinical consequences of decreasing blood pH are drowsiness, stupor, coma and, ultimately, death.
The main challenges remain, however, the lack of clarity about qualifying assumptions and clinical consequences of inaccuracies or biases in M&S.
At our hospital, BSGI is used for a patient group that has a high incidence of malignant disease, and the main clinical question is to characterize the extent and focality of the disease because this has important consequences for the course of treatment.
Arat et al. [ 22] observed that the fear of clinical consequences and the tendency to attribute each physical complaint to SSc ("illness identity"), are the main contributors to physical health, whereas the emotional responses to personal representation of the disease are the main contributors to mental health.
Skin irritation was the main complaint in the brace group (n = 10), and two patients had small blisters develop that had no clinical consequences.
