Although various factors help surgeons and patients to decide whether to convert to total hip replacement, a severe extent of osteonecrosis greater than 300 degrees was one of the important factors influencing the outcomes of free vascularized fibular grafting.
In 21 hips with a severe extent (greater than 300 degrees), the survival rate was 67% with a 95% confidence interval (range, 43 86%) 7 years after surgery.
"We are effectively bringing back emergency law, to a more severe extent, in a civilian cloak," the lawyer said.
"I think that while most of us maybe will cope with stress and anxiety, there is a core population that if they are tipped to a very severe extent will dip into a depressive phase.
Using the McDonald TT" chamber, we locally silenced Ndel1 by siRNA in transected axons; we observed decreased regeneration in vivo (Fig. 6) in a manner reminiscent of, but to a more severe extent than sensory axons lacking Vimentin [27].
Even monoclonal antibodies suffer from batch-to-batch variations, but not to such severe extent as some types (see above) of polyclonal antibodies.
All brain regions were affected to a moderate or severe extent, except the cerebellum, which only had sparse PrPSc staining, no vacuolation, and mild reactive astrocytosis in the cortex (not shown).
YouTube videos posted online by Rodger in the days before the shooting, as well as a lengthy written manifesto that has been attributed to him, reveal the "severe extent" to which the young man was "disturbed," authorities said.
The underlined idea is that a more genetically homogeneous data set would represent a more severe extent of disease transmission, i.e. an "outbreak".
Diabetic patients showed a more severe extent of coronary arteriosclerosis, which also could be found more distally.
