Exemplos de uso de A sequela em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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My problem is a sequelae of the surgery, because of a spinal problem.
The computed tomography also revealed a cystic lesion,apparently a sequela, compromising the right frontal lobe.
It may even be a sequela of different pathological processes which are no longer active.
In addition, the patient presented left hemiparesis as a sequela of a cerebrovascular accident 19 years prior.
NICO is a sequela of the action of several local factors which impair vascularization of the affected bone region.
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Two of thechildren No. 5 and No. 9 lost their hearing as a sequela of meningitis very early in life, when they were considered to be prelingual.
Labyrinth injury resulting in profound hearing loss with cochlear ossification or LO can occur after any otological damage(8), andit is usually a sequela of infections.
Although it is usually described as a sequelae of posterior fossa surgery, there are also reports of GET with no surgical history.
The patient was a 67-year-old white woman who had undergone multiple surgical interventions during childhood because of osteomyelitis of the right femur,resulting in limb hypoplasia as a sequela Figure 1.
Therefore, camptocormia may be considered a sequela of the original myopathy that might have been avoided by the early institution of aggressive treatment.
Transvaginal US demonstrated the presence of myometrial arteriovenous fistulas andtamponade of the communication between the uterine cavity and the serosa a sequela from perforation during a previous curettage.
Skull defects might be caused by trauma, a sequela from the neurosurgical intervention, congenital malformation, neoplasia, radiotherapy, and infections2-5.
He had presented with at least three episodes of hemiparesis with complete regression during follow up and, cognitive deficit, preventing him from correctly following medical prescriptions, occurred as a sequela.
INTRODUCTION Ossification of membranous labyrinth or labyrinthitis ossificans(LO)is usually a sequela of a previous infection, especially suppurative labyrinthitis1.
Relapse of the disease was defined as the developmentof new lesions or organ dysfunction after a 3-month stable course; any irreversible clinical condition occurring at any time during the course of the disease was regarded as a sequela.
Eighteen 18 patients mean age of 59±10 years who presented hemiparesis as a sequela of a stroke took part in the present study. All of the patients were recruited from clinical physical therapy schools at two institutions.
Currently, the increasing prevalence of overweight in this population supports the theory that malnutrition in the beginning of life can lead to obesity in the future, as a sequela of protein-energy malnutrition.
Ureterovaginal fistulas occur most frequently after gynecologic or obstetric surgeries,usually as a sequela of an iatrogenic lesion of the ureter, but also may appear after a pelvic radiotherapy.
Considered a nearly universal phenomenon in patients with CF, it can also be observed in several other clinical situations, such as immunodeficiencies,ciliary dyskinesia, and as a sequela to severe pulmonary infections.
The present study assessed a specific population of patients with a sequela of STEMI, and measuring those markers at baseline and after ET in individuals with structural heart disease is particularly important.
Furthermore, around half of those who had suffered an occupational accident were prevented from carrying out some kind of routine activity, 8.8% were hospitalized anda fifth had a sequela as a result of the accident.
Iatrogeny is a sequela or complication of a treatment which is caused essential and exclusively by a medical mistake in regard of conducting and orientating a diagnosis or a therapy, whether conservative or surgical.
We can affirm that the representations are part of the phenomenon of being a person with a sequela of SCI, user of a wheelchair, but are not the only ones possible and do not represent a standard for all other studies in the area.
This study also analyzes the geographic and demographic distribution of the deaths, the proportions of deaths according to clinical forms and the mortality rate, by bringing together the records in which tuberculosis was declared as the underlying cause,an associated cause or a sequela.
According to Munhoz et al., absent vestibular symptoms associated in the presence of altered vestibular tests may be a sequelae of a previous disorder that is not always evident in the clinical history; active vestibular disease may also be a possible explanation.
Proportion% of individuals aged 18 years andover involved in occupational accidents over the last 12 months and who had a sequela or disability resulting from the accident- calculated based on the number of individuals who had a sequela or disability resulting from an accident divided by the number of individuals who mentioned being involved in an occupational accident.
And, along this journey, we are preserved from living our consecration lightly and in a disincarnate manner, as though it were a Gnosis, which would reduce itself to a"caricature" of the religious life,in which is realized a sequela- a following- that is without sacrifice,a prayer that is without encounter, a fraternal life that is without communion, an obedience without trust, a charity without transcendence.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder of Abandonment: Following an abandonment experience in childhood or adulthood,some people develop a sequela of post traumatic symptoms which share sufficient features with post traumatic stress disorder to be considered a subtype of this diagnostic category.
Figure 7 shows linear density as a pulmonary tuberculosis sequela in one of the studied patients.