Sentence examples for trauma aggravated from inspiring English sources

Is madness the end product of "nature versus nurture" or can it be the sorry result of psychological trauma, aggravated mental illness, or emotional manipulation by forces of evil?

Pathologist Dr Freddy Patel said there was a "compelling association" between the two things and it was "well recognised" that a stressful trauma can aggravate a heart condition.

Patel, who concluded in a postmortem that the newspaper seller died of a heart attack, said it was "well recognised" that a stressful trauma could aggravate a heart condition.

The former solicitor general Vera Baird QC raised concern over claims by the family of Frances Andrade, who killed herself days after testifying against Michael Brewer, that the cross-examination by the defence had been hostile and aggravated her trauma.

The signs and symptoms of aseptic necrosis and early loosening probably develop slowly over an extended period of time, although the symptoms can be aggravated by trauma.

Capsular, labral lesions and humeral head defects are not the prime causative agents of recurrent dislocation; they are changes associated with ageing but may be produced or aggravated by trauma.

Road traffic injuries and fatalities have increased alongside increased use of motorised transport in China, and accident injury risk is aggravated by inadequate emergency response systems and trauma care.

This seems to have aggravated the birth trauma and the asphyxia.

He later aggravated the injury.

It is caused by age-dependent spontaneous apoptosis of muscle cells in the urinary and fecal sphincters, and is aggravated in women due to birth trauma.

Finally, equivocal data are available on the effect of obesity on the inflammatory response: both depressed and aggravated cytokine profiles were reported after trauma [ 10] and during sepsis [ 11], respectively.