Therefore, while the acute course of pneumonia has change little over time, the reduction in 90-day mortality may be due to reduced risk of death from sequelae following the initial episode of pneumonia [17], perhaps stemming from a general improvement in immune function after introduction of HAART.
Also, from these datasets we are unable to report on the number of recurrent febrile convulsions or subsequent sequelae after the initial emergency presentation or ambulance transport.
As in other CT programs, excessively negative appraisals of trauma sequelae, such as the initial PTSD symptoms (e.g. Ehlers, Mayou and Bryant, 1998) and other people's responses after the event (e.g. Dunmore, Clark and Ehlers, 2001), are modified by the provision of information, Socratic questioning, and behavioural experiments.
Finally, respondents unanimously agreed (100%) that sequelae of an initial problem should be listed as a separate problem (Question #11).
This TNF- α-induced astrocyte activation occurred after the peak release of proinflammatory cytokines and lasted for 2 days, thereby suggesting that the brain sequelae to a peripheral immune challenge may propagate in absence of the initial stimulus.
6) Consequences or sequelae of the disease: 6.1 Hospitalization rate?
All downstream sequelae of P2X7R activation except for the initial cation channel opening require the presence of the intracellular C-terminus, which is key to the formation of the P2X7R-multiprotein complex (Ferrari et al, 2006).
As already noted, enamel surface damage is an inevitable sequela of the orthodontic debonding procedure.
Several recent studies [ 23, 33, 34], notably in children, have investigated neurosensory sequelae and mortality of a short corticoid treatment administered in the initial phase of bacterial meningitis.
