The atypically inordinate degree of post-laser inflammation and multiple sequelae following encircling retinopexy/cerclage as retinal detachment prophylaxis, in this case, demonstrate the potency and risks of retinal photocoagulation.
9 As patients can have multiple sequelae, we assigned all possible combinations on the basis of the prevalence of the individual conditions and reweighted them such that the overall risk to develop any sequela was equal to the pooled prevalence of 31.7% as estimated by the meta-analysis.
M. pneumoniae is a significant human respiratory tract pathogen with respect to both incidence and impact, but diagnostic strategies are complicated by symptoms that are typically nondescript, a complex disease presentation that can include extra-pulmonary sequelae, and multiple challenges posed by direct culture.
She has several medical conditions, including Primary-Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (with behavioural and emotional sequelae) and osteoporosis, and has also been diagnosed as having Borderline Personality Disorder.
Chronic pelvic pain (CPP), a fairly common gynecological complaint in women, has been associated with multiple psychological sequelae, including depression and somatization.
Making an early diagnosis is crucial in preventing further episodes that could lead to a potentially life threatening condition, neurologic sequelae and psychological trauma due to multiple invasive investigations.
It is not possible to calculate the costs of a full traumatic event, with multiple trauma concepts, due to the considerable heterogeneity and complexity of dressing-related trauma (ie, overlap of sequelae and management).
Orthognathic surgery, which includes several procedures of varying complexity requiring high surgical skill, demands that surgeons consider multiple variables, such as the patient's overall physical condition, operating time, intraoperative hemorrhage, postoperative pain, and potential postoperative sequelae and complications.
These arterial injuries can be severe, producing adverse neurological sequelae and even death (including 31% of patients in this series).
Although 36/58 (62.1%) encephalitis/encephalopathy patients had no sequelae, 15/58 (25.9%) patients had neurological sequelae, and 7/58 (12.1%) patients had fatal outcomes.
