But the American and worldwide markets for the devices, which prop open coronary arteries after blockages have been cleared, have been shrinking because of reports that suggest a small number of patients run the risk of developing potentially deadly clots in the stents long after they are implanted.
"Some authors stress that if young people continue to listen to music for long periods of time and at high volume levels during several years, they run the risk of developing hearing loss by the time they reach their mid-twenties," the report said.
Many trekkers up Mount Damavand run the risk of developing acute mountain sickness (AMS); however, not much is documented concerning the incidence of AMS and its related factors within this population.
If you spend as much time surfing the web as we do, you run the risk of developing carpal tunnel from all that scrolling and clicking and typing.
LT patients run the risk of developing AKI and subsequent chronic kidney disease, affecting morbidity and mortality [ 1- 3].
Military personnel who are actively engaged in field activities complain of frequent tick bites and therefore may run the risk of developing rickettsial infections.
Due to the difficulties in achieving adequate anaesthesia and the frequent treatments required, children with MIH also run the risk of developing dental fear and anxiety [ 6].
54 When considering pre-eclampsia, one would wish a replacement test (stand alone) to limit the number of false negative results, as these women run the risk of developing undetected pre-eclampsia with a risk of serious morbidity and mortality.
However, if those information needs do not fully match, researchers run the risk of developing extremely long questionnaires, that contain all the questions that every stakeholder might possibly at some point in the future be interested in.
This positive phenomenon is observed in both healthy volunteers and in patients who run the risk of developing either atherosclerosis [ 18, 19] or thromboembolic disorders associated with breast cancer [ 20].
