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IBS may develop following an infection such as bacillary dysentery, after which the small intestine remains irritable for many months.
Chronic depression may develop following bereavement about 15% of the bereaved are depressed at 1 year.
A stricture may develop following accidental ligation or transection, with upstream dilatation demonstrated on MRCP.
Alternatively, ECFs may develop following non-oncologic surgery such as ventral hernioplasty using prosthetic mesh, or repeated laparotomies such as for adhesiolysis and recurrent bowel obstruction.
Furthermore, vascular and soft-tissue inguinal infections may develop following unrecognised VASC, particularly with use of vascular closure devices (VCD) [11, 12, 13] and secondarily to non-sterile injections performed for recreational drug use [14, 15].
Also, metal hypersensitivity may develop following internal exposure to metal-releasing implants.
Although the majority of epidural hematomas are the result of arterial injury, they may also develop following injury to a meningeal vein or dural sinus, vascular structures that are also located in or near the epidural space.
Tumours induced by a regime including prolonged goitrogen treatment may therefore develop following two rather than three key stages.
The key role of PAR4 suggested to us that platelet activation may be critical for inflammation to develop following sTF injection, as PAR-4 is the main platelet protease receptor in mice.
Because QA255.157 and QA255.253 recapitulated the majority of QA255 plasma breadth, we next addressed whether QA255.105 or QA255.157-like antibodies contributed to QA255 plasma potency and how quickly these mAbs may have developed following infection.
The exploitation of surface transporters peculiar to trypanosomes is a straightforward way to specifically target fluorophores to these parasites, and improved compounds may be developed following this approach to target both human and animal infective trypanosomes.
