Meanings of sequela in anglès

He was managed conservatively and this ordeal resulting in no long-term sequela.

However, more sophisticated radiation techniques should be applied to minimize the late sequela.

Graft-versus-host disease remains as a significant sequela in allogeneic bone marrow transplantation patients.

It has long been recognized as a sequela of chronic inflammation.

Implant-related irritation was the most important long-term sequela and occurred in one-third of patients.

Aim: Cleft nose is an important sequela after primary cheiloplasty in cleft lip patients.

These results indicate that suicidality can be a long-term mental health sequela of disaster.

This curvature, unlike the lateral curvature, is a sequela of an actual disease of the bones.

In the elderly, epilepsy is a common sequela of stroke, especially if the infarction involves cerebral cortex.

Identification of an objective, biological sequela of residency stress may help to facilitate the development of effective interventions.

Objective: Rheumatic fever, an immune sequela of untreated streptococcal infections, is an important contributor to global cardiovascular disease.

Although the clinical picture was dramatic there was no significant clinical sequela to the extravasation of these drugs.

The patient recovered without any sequela.

IQ deterioration is a late sequela.

This represents a net cost of 771.36 UK pounds in preventing one major sequela.

We summarised the results with medians and IQRs, and calculated the risk of at least one sequela after insult.