Sentence examples for mild sequelae from inspiring English sources

Thus it is theoretically possible that humans reporting mild sequelae following monkey bites and scratches might be describing a mild variant of B virus syndrome.

When the annual costs of managing neurological sequelae exceeded €50 000 for severe sequelae or €40 000 for mild sequelae, the programme became cost-saving.

Overall, good outcome was noted in six (28.6%) of twenty-one survivors, mild sequelae in three (14.2%), moderate in six (28.6%), and severe in six (28.6%).

Patient outcome was classified into 1 of 4 groups; no sequelae (neurologic dysfunction without dependency), mild sequelae, severe sequelae (neurologic dysfunction requiring assistance), or death.

Early removal of an underlying tumor may be associated with a good prognosis: up to 80% of patients fully recover or have mild sequelae after tumor removal and first-line immunotherapy (corticosteroids and/or IVIg and/or plasma exchange) [ 1].

The outcome of ANE has been reported to be generally poor, but the 2 patients described in this study recovered and had only mild sequelae or none (31, 32 ).

One third of case-patients reported change in level of awareness, which suggests the potential for mild neurologic sequelae.

Clinically, the younger recovered fully and the older had mild neurologic sequelae as ataxic walking and light dizziness, the last one disappeared in few days.

A number of scientific articles that directly connected post-concussion syndrome and mild concussion sequelae to playing football were subsequently published [ 1, 18, 19].

One previously healthy child presenting with severe ARDS followed by cardiac-respiratory arrest had to undergo Extra Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) support during 12 days, but survived with mild respiratory sequelae.

Mild clinical sequela was observed equally in the both group one year after the therapy.