Примеры использования Develop chronic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Soil depletion of the organism may develop chronic disease.
Some of them may develop chronic hepatitis characterized by a progressive and steady destruction of the liver.
About 70% of infected persons develop chronic liver disease.
You must remember that after acute enterocolitis often later develop chronic.
Due to the imbalance of such management and develop chronic diseases of different localization.
By comparison, 30-50% of adults who become actively infected with HBV are symptomatic, butonly 2-6% of these adults develop chronic infection.
At the same time in the kidneys develop chronic cystopyelitis, which gradually turns into a chronic pyelonephritis.
Dental health is important, since against the background of caries develop chronic foci of infection.
Disadvantaged groups are more likely to develop chronic illness and disability, which may cause them to leave the labour market.
Men who have symptoms of prostate obstruction are much more likely to develop chronic kidney disease.
About 10% of infected adults will develop chronic liver disease, with a high risk of death from cirrhosis of the liver and/or liver cancer.
Miliary TB and lymphocytic interstitial pneumonia(LIP) Children infected with HIV can develop chronic lung diseases that are difficult to distinguish from TB.
Patients develop chronic holstsistoholangit, hepatitis, pancreatitis, it may result in different parts of the gastrointestinal tract, there are also neurological disorders.
Without prompt, qualified psychological support the children affected could develop chronic post-traumatic stress syndrome.
As many as 4% of patients with pulmonary embolism may develop chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension, but imaging studies in patients with pulmonary embolism and a symptom of pulmonary hypertension are underutilized.
When HDAg is detectable, it generally disappears as HBsAg disappears, andmost patients do not develop chronic infection.
About 15-45% of infected people spontaneously clear the virus within six months of infection without treatment;the remaining 55-85% develop chronic HCV infection.
About 15-45% of infected persons spontaneously clear the virus within 6 months of infection without treatment;the remaining 55-85% develop chronic HCV infection.
Although most people recover after this form of hepatitis without persistent liver damage,approximately one out of 10 people develop chronic hepatitis or he becomes a virus carrier.
When it is acquired perinatally and in infants under 1 year of age, chronic infection will develop in 80-90% of cases; in children between the ages of 1 and 5,30-50% will go on to develop chronic infection.
First, because they typically marry older men as well as live longer than men,older women tend to become the primary caregiver to their spouses when the latter develop chronic or life threatening illnesses.
Such a rule is necessary to protect people from developing chronic diseases.
Due to the permanent retention of urine it develops chronic inflammation, leading eventually to periuretrala and the formation of the fistula.
In most cases,it also reduces the risk of developing chronic angle closure or of adhesions of the iris to the trabecular meshwork.
The medical history includes psychosocial factors that are associated with a risk of developing chronic pain.
When combined with etiotropic drugs, Thymogen contributes to faster and more comprehensive recovery,reduces the risk of developing chronic diseases and complications.
This not only increases their likelihood of coughing, butincreases their overall chance of developing chronic cough.
Most effects appear transitory, butsome Utah police officers with employment-related methamphetamine exposures developed chronic symptoms, some leading to disability.
Longer life expectancy has brought with it increased risks of developing chronic, debilitating diseases such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes.
These measures could help to reduce the risks of developing chronic illnesses such as cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases later in life.