Some forms of migraine headache may also produce temporary dysfunction of the cerebellum, of variable severity.
Other adverse effects included fever, headache, and temporary dysfunction of the liver and kidney.
Neurological signs range from epileptic seizures to reduced consciousness level and focal motor deficits, but are mostly the result of temporary dysfunction rather than irreversible damage.
Nonhematological toxicities included nausea, emesis, fatigue, fever, headache, decreased appetite, constipation, and temporary dysfunction of the liver and kidney; most of these were mild and reversed spontaneously.
Whether EEG/EP findings represent irreversible brain damage, temporary dysfunction or whether EEG abnormalities may contribute to brain injury in septic patients, remains unknown.
The pathogenesis of the acute neuropathy is believed to be due to a channelopathy (a temporary dysfunction of an ion channel in the nerve membrane), while chronic sensory neuropathy may be a result of direct, cumulative neurotoxic effects resulting from platinum accumulation in the dorsal root ganglion [ 11- 15].
As far as Medical Assisted Procreation PMAA) is concerned, it can affect sexuality in several ways: medical vocabulary can be traumatizing and medical procedures can arouse a sense of anxiety and consequent temporary erectile dysfunctions.
Other research has shown some temporary cardiac dysfunction after long races, particularly in the least-trained participants.
Temporary platelet dysfunction is sometimes induced by such drugs as antihistamines, aspirin, indomethacin, phenothiazines, phenylbutazone, and tricyclic antidepressants.
We report here that we can repair intraoperative functional MR due to temporary LV dysfunction with Alfieri stitch.
