Examples of using Sequela in English and their translations into Spanish
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I just worry that there will be sequela for him.
Sequela Consequence or result of one thing.
She remains without any sequela of the disease.
They are usually short-lived and leave no sequela.
Its malignant sequela, oesophagogastric junctional adenocarcinoma, has a mortality rate of over 85%.
Permanently impaired fertility would be a sequela.
RESULTS: Resolution of limiting functional sequela described, with minimal secondary retraction.
Tha sobbing spasm neither is a seizure, nor leaves sequela;
This state is a very common late sequela of a heart attack.
Results are related to traumatic pathology and sequela.
The most frequent sequela in our patients was hypertrophic scarring, which affected aesthetic outcomes.
Though she received a spinal operation,she suffers from its sequela.
The variables associated with the presence of a sequela were the age of the patient;
I have done many flushes andhave rarely seen bleeding as a sequela.
As regards the Sequela Christi, the directorial text(for once), is much more incisive than the constitutional text.
Unfortunately, liver failure is another common sequela to infection.
II Gal 16, 19-21,We must put on sequela Christi and be like the Redeemer obedient to the Father"unto death and death on a cross" cf.
Hope that Chou would be alright after his diarrhea. Andthere won't be any sequela.
Patients presented craniofacial trauma or postraumatic sequela and 16 patients presented craniofacial tumours.
Early assessment andimplementation of treatment is essential to minimise physical sequela.
This is the most common sequela of congenital rubella infection(58% of patients) especially when the latter occurs after four months of pregnancy.
The actress is the main actress of Precious,that causes tenderness, sequela of the movie.
When we say older we mean that any minimal sequela that the patient presents will condition his future life, but also that of his family.
Josune Arregui offers some tips for“Reinventing the art of living together”,a daily task and which we can never renounce to this communitarian way of the sequela.
The accident may lead to a extending of the hospitalisation time, a sequela at the point in time of discharge, death or any combination thereof.
Bronchiectasis, a chronic lung sequela resulting from severe pneumonias that has nearly disappeared from the developed world, is still common among Alaskan Natives of this region.
This benefit is paid to the rural and urban employee(except domestic employees) and special social security beneficiaries who, after an employment injury has healed,suffers from sequela that reduce his working capacity.
Mt 10, 32,indicating clearly that the sequela Christi, the way back to the Lord to safety, it is also a struggle both with ourselves and with others.
For the Salesians it is an invitation to deepen the radical nature of their'sequela Christi', and for the laity to progress in the synthesis between acceptance of the Gospel and practical activity.
With our gaze turned to this unique form of the sequela Cristi, Pope Pius XII, on November 21, 1950, published the Apostolic Constitution Sponsa Christi Ecclesia[3] with feminine monastic life as the object.