Sentence examples for risk of persisting from inspiring English sources
Headache during childhood has a high risk of persisting into adulthood [11] with associated physical and psychiatric morbidity later in life [12].
Patients are stratified as low, medium or high risk of persisting symptoms and treatment targeted accordingly.
Patients with high trait anxiety should be informed about the high risk of persisting symptoms after cholecystectomy.
It is an effective and sufficiently safe agent as far as toxicity is concerned, since the risk of persisting sequelae is rather low and manageable.
Higher fetal birth weight was also associated with lower risk of persisting proteinuria at 3 months [0.60 (0.37-0.98) per 500 g higher] while higher baseline urinary protein excretion was associated with increased risk of persisting proteinuria at 3 months [8.48 (1.36-52.79)], and with the risk of the composite outcome of persisting hypertension or proteinuria at 3 months [5.83 (1.43-23.84)].
Although the effect of anti-VEGF drugs on nitric-oxide-dependent vasorelaxation is potentially reversible, the rarefaction of capillaries might not be so and bears therefore the risk of persisting hypertension [ 42, 43].
Except for an elevated risk of CCA, persisting at older ages, and an increased risk of melanoma at young ages, we found no increased risk of cancer.
In summary, a RR value of less than 1 indicated a lower risk of symptoms persisting or getting worse with acupuncture compared with the control.
Patients experiencing two or more changes in the first 6 months were at even greater risk of not persisting (RR 1.25, 95% CI 1.12, 1.37).
12 A systematic review of the effect of statin treatment in patients with a history of cerebrovascular disease showed an increased risk of HS persisting even after excluding patients with a HS as the entry event.
When four studies with ≥ 40 participants per group [ 24, 26, 33, 40] were pooled, there was no significant difference in the risk of symptoms persisting or worsening between the acupuncture and control groups (RR 0.50, 95% CI 0.24 1.05, I = 55%).
