Sentence examples for visible sequelae from inspiring English sources
Even if infants recover neonatally without visible sequelae after signs of asphyxia at birth, we still do not know much about long-term prognosis.
Our interviewees talked more about the motif of burning in television soap operas – followed by recovery with no visible sequelae – which presumably echoes ancient images of purification, sati, and the trials of Sita in the Ramayana.
Moreover, small formation of antibodies did not affect fusion success and had no visible affect clinical sequelae.
Nine months earlier, the first of these lumps appeared on her right hand; since then, she had had a similar lump on her left foot and left hand, each lasting a few days and resolving spontaneously with no visible or palpable sequelae.
Furthermore, the results suggest that the risk for infection of the fetus in an immunologically naive herd is ≈28% and that in utero infections can occur without sequelae visible at birth if the infection occurs when the fetus's immune system is mature enough to control virus spread.
In addition to pain and distress, a large burned area will leave the patient with visible physical scars and invisible psychological sequelae [ 1, 2].
Indeed, some patients may have no visible abnormalities and yet experience significant neurocognitive sequelae post-TBI.
Oral effects of smoking, i.e. esthetic sequelae, bad breath, gingival deterioration, are more visible than other smoking related health consequences, such as athero-sclerosis or pulmonary lesions.
Thirty-three (22.6%) claimants did not have an ARD (Table 2): of these, 17 had no abnormalities visible on a chest radiograph, and the remainder had incidental findings like hyperinflation, sequelae of pulmonary tuberculosis, and scoliosis.
The last is Y89.9, "Sequelae of unspecified external cause".
