sequela

Hairy Panter Syndrome, an FMD sequela less taught in Veterinary Schools as well as farmer trainings of Pakistan because of a trend of negligible follow-up in this field and urge of farmer that the vet must cure his animal on his first visit with 3 or 4 injections and secretly formulated electuary and never come back again until the disease appears again or animal gets on the verge of death.

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Children with severe neurological sequela were evaluated by a pediatric neurologist and necessary referrals were done (physical therapy, special education).

The footnote stated that high blood sugar, which is a symptom of diabetes, can lead to other medical problems--which would be covered by the plan because those problems are a sequela, or result, of those symptoms.

Sequela is an educational card and board game designed to help children learn multiplication facts while working with the patterns of factors and multiples.

Yet much of our knowledge about the incidence of pathogens or toxins in foods, dose responses, the incidence of acute foodborne illness, the incidence of chronic sequela and the cost of foodborne illness is qualitative, or the estimates are controversial.

Haemolytic-uraemic syndrome as a sequela of diarrhoeal disease.

Furthermore, a common sequela of mild traumatic brain injury, altered attention abilities, may make concentrating on even the simplest of tasks a major challenge.

Perfil Funcional de pacientes portadores de sequela de tuberculose de um hospital universitario.