Piercing of the tongue can result in permanent numbness, difficulty talking, loss of taste and breathing problems if swelling is severe.
Third, there were various surgery-related complications, including metal failure, wound infection, neuropraxia, rebound phenomenon, permanent physeal closure, difficulty in implant removal, incomplete correction, and limitation of motion.
To the Editor: Typically when museums run into the kinds of financial difficulties that prompt thoughts of selling off parts of their "permanent" collections, those difficulties arose from years of fiscal mismanagement by the very same directors and trustees now looking for quick monetary fixes.
Patients with central nervous system tumors are not included as these tumors may cause severe and more permanent motor performance difficulties complicating the study design.
Leaving aside, though, chairman Cameron's faith in his untested political team, consider the role of the permanent secretary and the difficulty of saying No, minister.
Some commentators argue that many postdocs' chronic difficulty finding permanent academic positions indicates that the nation's need to train new scientists and engineers has been exaggerated.
As the United States military settled into more permanent bases, many initial difficulties abated, as the Army gradually adapted to the new reality of waging war with a mixed force.
Depending on quite how early the baby is born, infants can either be completely unaffected or left with permanent disability and learning difficulties.
Depressed people have become convinced that the causes of their difficulties are permanent and pervasive, inextricably linked to their personal failings.
