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Typically, they are attributed to high-impact trauma resulting in complete spinal cord injuries.[ 2 ] However, there may be significant variability in both the severity of the fractures and the pattern of the two distinct injuries.[ 1 , 3 - 5 ] Here, the authors present a 19-year-old male with noncontiguous, unstable thoracic spine fractures involving the T3–T5 and T11–12 levels, which warranted T3–L3 decompression/fusion.
In terms of recognising oversensitivity to pain in people with autism, it may be significant that some of the most widely used diagnostic instruments (e.g., [ 14 – 16 ]) do not specifically mention this as a feature (though they do include pain hyposensitivity).
Autism Spectrum Disorder and Amplified Pain.
Case Rep Psychiatry · 2015 · PMC4438170
More studies are warranted to draw stronger conclusions that may be significant for clinical practice. 6.
Last, but not least, the effect of increasing age and clustered cardiovascular risk factor on incidence and extent of non-diabetic change may be significant and it seems likely that typical age-related changes would have a higher incidence in cohorts with higher mean age and cardiovascular risk.
Non-Proteinuric Diabetic Nephropathy.
J Clin Med · 2015 · PMC4600158
Clearly, the estimates of the (cardioprotective) effects of alcohol consumption on mortality have a notable impact on the estimates of alcohol-related mortality at older ages (when mortality itself is higher), especially in populations with higher mortality from causes of death for which cardioprotective effects may be significant, and with large shares of moderate drinkers.