The patient was a bilateral pseudophakic and had long-standing, high-risk proliferative diabetic retinopathy treated previously with bilateral intravitreal aflibercept and panretinal photocoagulation, as well as a vitrectomy for left tractional retinal detachment.
It's high reward for the city's standing, but also high risk, with the possibility of demonstrations leading to violence as the whole world watches.
The most obvious dangers to favela residents include" health risks from the overflow of inadequate sewage systems; an outbreak of dengue fever in the city from mosquitoes that breed in standing water; and the high risk, due to the tightly packed wooden constructions, of fire.
Participants were excluded from the study if they had severe walking or standing disabilities 4 or a high risk of falling and a score of 45 or less on the Berg balance scale.
Ulcerative colitis features chronic, relapsing, and debilitating idiopathic inflammation of the colon mucosa and submucosa, and patients with long-standing UC are at high risk of neoplastic development.
In a cohort of middle-aged and older persons with long-standing type 2 diabetes and at high risk for cardiovascular events, we found that albuminuria and elevated cystatin C levels were strongly associated with poor performance on a test of processing speed.
Caa "Poor standing and high credit risk".
Acute back pain that worsens while standing and/or does not improve for several days in a person at high risk for a fragility fracture.
At Moody's, ratings that start with the letter "A" carry minimal to low credit risk; those starting with "B" carry moderate to high risk; and "C" ratings denote bonds in poor standing or actual default).
A portable standing bassinet, custom designed in New Zealand for distribution to infants at high risk, will be used.
Running- and standing-water samples from the same-site varied widely, indicating that substituting standing-water for running-water samples in macroinvertebrate-based bioassessment carries a high risk of misclassification.
