Meanings of clinical sequelae in anglès

Long-term outcomes include frequent clinical sequelae and possible relapses.

With an average follow-up of 18 months, there were no clinical sequelae from the DTs.

This study examines real world adherence to accepted guidelines and the clinical sequelae of nonadherence.

Untreated syphilis may remain quiescent for years but can also result in clinical sequelae, including neurosyphilis.

The findings support the proposal that the FSAP 511E allele exacerbates atherosclerosis or its clinical sequelae.

These were without clinical sequelae.

This effect increased with time on treatment but was reversed with discontinuation of treatment and had no long term clinical sequelae.

However, the mechanisms of dietary promotion of an inflammatory microenvironment and targeted drugs to inhibit the clinical sequelae are poorly understood.

Location and degree of target stenoses before and after treatment and at follow-up and adverse clinical sequelae of treatment were registered.

However, recent preliminary reports have suggested that there are important long-term clinical sequelae in patients with even mild enzyme elevations after coronary procedures.

Clinical sequelae may range from silent to catastrophic.