Sentence examples for major physical sequelae from inspiring English sources

No differences were found between patients with major physical sequelae and patients without major physical sequelae as to the presence of problem behaviour or total IQ < 85.

Finally, no differences were found between patients with major physical sequelae and patients without as to the presence of mild neurological sequelae.

In that case the Mann-Whitney test was used to compare these psychological outcome scores between patients with and without major physical sequelae, as well as patients with and without neurological impairments.

Forty-seven of these 73 patients had adverse outcome on one major outcome variable: major physical sequelae n = 13, mild neurological impairments n = 19, problem behaviour n = 7 and total IQ < 85 n = 8.

Four major outcomes were considered: 1) major physical sequelae (defined as major scars and/or orthopaedic sequelae) (29/120), 2) mild neurological impairments (39/120), 3) problem behaviour (defined as a total score above the 90th percentile of the reference groups on questionnaires to screen for psychopathology) (16/114) and 4) total intelligence quotient < 85 (185115).

While most research has focused on fatalities, one study reported that 27%percentt of children who survived pedestrian injuries went on to experience long-term physical sequelae, and 23% experienced psychological sequelae (Mayr et al. 2003).

Since ICU discharge, 65% of patients reported physical sequelae., ECLS-related limb pain occurs in 38% of patients while paresthesia occurs in 23% and chronic-tiredness in 69%.

Physical sequelae lead to higher levels of depressive symptoms [ 6].

The themes of physical sequelae, practical consequences and psychological consequences were identified from this process.

Significant physical sequelae exist for some survivors of a critical illness.

The reviewed studies report distinct physical sequelae, including neurological abnormalities in PICU survivors.