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Baron EP et al. (2011) found that stent-assisted coiling may provoke development of post-procedural headache [26].
This in turn may provoke development of chemoresistance in tumors.
Stronger and longer-lasting asphyxia after reconfiguration of the cardio-respiratory control mechanisms provokes development of gasping respiration.
Our model thus provides novel experimental evidence that, following exposure to ambient particulates to promote respiratory sensitization, chronic allergen challenge then provokes development of asthmatic inflammation.
Intra-articular injection of mBSA in the right knees of immunized rats provoked development of arthritis which was characterized by an influx of TSPO-positive cells in the synovium as shown by immunohistochemical staining.
Pro-inflammatory factors, in turn, provoke the development of pulmonary edema in ventilated preterm infants and lambs [64 66].
The residues cause toxic effects on consumers, such as allergic reactions in sensitive or sensitized individuals, provoke the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and may induce cross-resistance against other antibiotics of similar structure or mechanism of action, making it more difficult to treat certain infections [7].
Another result is that when observing extrasolar terrestrial planets in the future, one should pay attention to finding signals of snow and ice for estimating statistically the commonality of those physical conditions which have the potential to provoke the development of complex life out of a possibly pre-existing microbial background.
In addition, repetitive mTBIs can provoke the development of a tauopathy, chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
The authors concluded that temporary systemic inflammation caused by endotoxemia cannot provoke the development of septic encephalopathy.
Regardless of the exact aetiology, a final common pathway exists, in which mechanical stresses prevent the lesion from fusion and provoke the development of pseudarthrosis.
