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• Unlike many other types of cancers, only a small fraction of prostate cancer cases are aggressive and life-threatening.

• In addition, they know that the unit directors will not intervene in their lives unless there is an emergent life-threatening matter.

• There has been a quiet revolution in standards of care for those with life-threatening illnesses and those near the end of life.

• Nevertheless, it may include thoughts of death distinct from the wish to die, such as in the context of a life-threatening illness.

• Some children with chronic illness and/or life-threatening conditions will have established relationships with clinical caregivers; these relationships may engender special insight and unique responsibilities.

• Severe cyanosis is common in the early postoperative period and may be life-threatening.

• Rheumatoid disease can present as a life-threatening systemic vasculitis.

• In anticoagulated patients however major surgical procedures may be potentially life-threatening by causing further bleeding.

• If antibiotics become very expensive, some people may not take them for severe, and even life-threatening, illnesses.

• The most striking behaviour is that of severe and persistent over-eating which, if unrestricted, leads to life-threatening obesity.

• The catalyst for the request was a life-threatening illness.

• Patients with severe psychiatric illnesses lived homeless on the streets and reached the emergency room with multiple chronic illnesses and sometimes life-threatening diseases.

• Clinically, patients suffer from a host of seemingly unrelated maladies, from pain episodes to strokes, life-threatening infections and pulmonary hypertension.

• The nervous system adapts to the intake level, and withdrawal may cause extreme suffering and in some cases may be life-threatening.

• You are permanently present in life-threatening circumstances, and you have to keep imagining the situation, time, place, relationships, and character background fully.