How did Luke Bryan's sister, Kelly Bryan Cheshire die in 2007. Answer. Kelly Bryan died in 2007, at age 39, from a tumor in her brain. Luke has done many things in honor of her. ChaCha again soon!
In younger children, UTIs are frequently associated with anatomic abnormalities. UTI may cause fever, failure to thrive, flank pain, and signs of sepsis, especially in young children. Treatment is with antibiotics. Follow-up imaging studies of the urinary tract are done.
The causes of AAI are not fully understood but they may include abnormalities of the ligaments that maintain the integrity of this joint between the first (C-1) and second (C-2) cervical vertebrae or be related to bony abnormalities of either or both of these vertebrae. AAI can be so mild as to not cause symptoms. It is only discovered as an incidental finding on an X-ray. The instability is recognized through lateral neck radiographs (films taken from the side) in which the excessive mobility of C-2 relative to C-1 results in an abnormally large distance between these two vertebrae.