The reason for this late effect remains to be determined in future studies.
However, because this late effect is outside the main purpose of this study it will be not considered further in the discussion.
This late effect was increased and sustained when the HF and HP loads were combined.
This late effect would have been missed by the short duration of monitoring in in vitro assessments.
Due to low reversibility of this side-effect, we attempted to evaluate the predictive value of risk factors that may correlate to this late effect.
To prevent this late effect, our study found that patients in the high risk group have significantly higher risk of receiving tracheostomy.
This late effect could be the result of rapamycin-induced degradation of the essential RNA Pol I transcription factor Rrn3 (Claypool et al. 2004; Laferte et al. 2006; Reiter et al. 2011).
When we evaluated the correlation between the ratio of this late effect and the risk groups, there was significant difference (p = 0.014) between the high (5 of 8 patients) and low risk groups (2 of 16 patients) on Fisher exact test.
In this paper, clinical evidence concerning the late effect of antihyperglycaemic treatment is summarized.
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