However, the symptoms became more serious and bone exposure around the dental implants appeared.
However it is obvious that the more serious nature of bone effects compared with a slight tubular proteinuria should be considered in the health risk assessment.
A difference of 4 points may be clinically important (Hoeksma et al. 2003) and such a discrepancy is not surprising considering the preoperative conditions including multiple surgeries, more serious infections, limited bone stock, and deficiency of the greater trochanter.
Physical injuries were classified as minor (cuts, bruises and aches), serious (sprain, dislocation, eye or ear injuries and burns) and more serious (deep wound, broken bones and broken teeth).
If it occurs afterward, it causes acromegaly, in which the disturbance is more serious, with enlargement of the bones and soft tissues, and consequent distortion of the skull.
Or this one: "The risk of injury includes, but is not limited to, minor injury such as abrasions and bruises and more serious injury such as broken bones, muscle pulls and dislocations.
Cancer that arises in the ear canal is more serious, for it may invade the bone before it is diagnosed.
The fracture is more serious than first thought, with the bone in "quite a few more pieces" than initial X-rays showed, Armstrong said Tuesday in a teleconference.
Doctors have also successfully used these factors as an experimental treatment for serious bone fractures in more than 1000 human patients worldwide.
Furthermore, IL-10−/− mice had more serious synovial hyperplasia, cartilage damage and bone erosion than WT mice in the histopathologic examination of joints.
