Experimentally infected hamsters develop chronically infected kidneys (10 ), and birds may also maintain persistent visceral infections (2 ).
Typical hydromyelic syringomyelia, as documented primarily in infants and children, may develop by term gestation as a consequence of chronically altered cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, leading to a progressive expansion of the central canal in utero.
A major stress to one individual may underpin anxiety or depressive symptoms with chronically elevated glucocorticoids, while another may develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) associated with a tendency towards lower circulating glucocorticoids, or fail to elicit any lasting behavioural or neuroendocrine abnormality at all.
Normotensive individuals may develop signs of hypertensive encephalopathy at blood pressures as low as 160/100 mmHg, whereas chronically hypertensive patients can tolerate higher blood pressure and may not do so until the blood pressure rises to 220/110 mmHg or above [3].
It is also recognized that when chronically infected animals are subjected to stress, coinfection, splenectomy, or immunosuppression, they may develop overt, systemic disease [ 3].
"Alternate identities may develop instead".
In some subjects, due to concomitant infections, malnutrition or other factors, latent M. tuberculosis may reactivate causing a post-primary TB that usually develops chronically, unless treated with antibiotics [ 6, 7].
A year or so into her recovered-memory therapy, Miller developed chronically aching joints and a low-grade fever.
He believes that the financial community develops chronically elevated steroid levels that profoundly effect market behavior.
