Is increased S100B in blood after cardiac surgery a powerful predictor of late mortality?
Even slightly elevated S100B values in blood 2 days after cardiac operation imply a bad prognosis for outcome, and especially so in combination with any central nervous system complication.
Labor itself, and factors such as fetal head circumference and fetal weight that cause prolongation of labor, can induce levator ani muscle defect or microtrauma which in turn can cause morphological alterations of the levator hiatus.