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Meanings of sequelae in English

Portuguese
sequela
Spanish
secuela
Catalan
seqüela

Pathological condition resulting from a disease, injury, therapy, or other trauma.

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        Usage of sequelae in English
        1
        No long-term sequelae have been noted, although the observation period is short.
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        2
        Logistic regression models were used to assess risk factors for cognitive sequelae.
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        3
        Long-term follow-up is necessary to ensure that there are no late sequelae.
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        4
        One third of patients, however, suffer from unsatisfactory outcome with psychiatric sequelae.
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        Long-term follow-up is needed to demonstrate the expected reduction in long-term sequelae.
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        6
        No patient developed chronic sequelae or died as a result of pancreatitis.
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        Background: Elevated blood lead levels lead to permanent neurocognitive sequelae in children.
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        8
        Patients without pretreatment visual disturbances recovered, with no sequelae in any case.
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        Cardiovascular abnormalities represent important long-term sequelae of PCOS that need further investigations.
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        The patients who developed PRES-like lesions and survived often developed cerebellar sequelae.
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        Background: Bacterial meningitis is associated with high mortality and long-term neurological sequelae.
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        12
        Objectives: To describe the nature of complications of spinal osteotomies and sequelae.
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        13
        Background: Dysphagia can be a stroke sequelae and may impact patient prognosis.
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        14
        Indeed, the psychological sequelae of occupation can take many lifetimes to erase.
        The Irish Times
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        The sequelae of this wooing have never been cleared up in detail.
        The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
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        The current study also describes the management and sequelae of each complication.
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        Catalan
        seqüela
        Sequelae through the time
        Sequelae across language varieties
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