Sentence examples for sequelae of other from inspiring English sources

However, under the new coding scheme, coders were instructed to code CJD with a duration of ≥1 year as "sequelae of other specified infectious diseases" (ICD-10 code B94.8) and not as CJD (A81.0) which prevented identification of CJD as a reported cause of death [19] (this coding rule has subsequently been changed beginning in 2007 such that these deaths will be coded to A81.0).

This group comprised white, black, and Hispanic decedents whose underlying cause of death was unintentional injury (V01 X59), sequelae of transport unintentional injury (Y85), or sequelae of other unintentional injury (Y86).

This score incorporates the degree of thrombocytopenia, timing of platelet count decrease related to heparin exposure, presence of thrombosis or other sequelae of HIT and whether other causes of thrombocytopenia are present.

The clinical probability of HIT was assessed using the 4Ts scoring system (Warkentin & Heddle, 2003), which is composed of four clinical features that are given scores of 0, 1, or 2; magnitude of thrombocytopenia; timing of platelet count fall (in relation to heparin therapy); thrombosis or other sequelae; and presence of other explanations for thrombocytopenia.

While enrolment in early childhood programmes clearly has beneficial effects for children's development, there may be other positive sequelae of attending early childhood programmes which are not reflected in these child outcome measures.

If indeed our patient had a daily persistent headache secondary to RCVS or a sequela of some other underlying phenomenon but the testing for secondary causes is all negative then classification of this disorder as a primary headache syndrome demonstrates some of the limitations of the current ICHD criteria [3].

Previous longitudinal studies have found a separation between the long-term sequelae of PTSD and other mental health problems [ 8].

A reduction in CVD mortality and/or case fatality rates due to better medical care may mean that obese individuals, who in previous decades would have died at younger ages, may be living longer at the cost of more disability due to the sequelae of CVD, or other disabling conditions such as arthritis.

Annual use of TKM was also higher for other dorsopathies and sequelae of injuries, poisoning and other consequences of external causes.

One of the limits of this study could be its power which restricted the identification of other sequelae such as epilepsy and cecity or visual loss observed in other studies [ 4, 26].

Reduction in cerebral edema and other sequelae of brain injury by hyperoncotic albumin has also been repeatedly demonstrated in other studies.