21.   Six hours after the attempted TIPSS the patient developed fatal intraperitoneal haemorrhage from the liver parenchyma.

22.   Six patients developed cancer under the age of fifty.

23.   In this series, however, one patient developed cancer after seven years disease duration so perhaps the criteria for entry should be widened.

24.   Unfortunately, the patient developed pain and cholestasis and a stenosis at the level of the hilum was diagnosed.

25.   Three patients developed fibrous or neoplastic strictures after radiotherapy.

26.   And doctors may fear malpractice suits if patients develop a complication before their pressure is lowered.

27.   And surprisingly, the ramipril-treated patients developed significantly fewer new cases of diabetes.

28.   As a result, some patients develop elevated levels of calcium in their blood.

29.   Because most patients develop resistance to drugs that fight the virus, experts hope new approaches will help slow the disease progression and eventually overwhelm it.

30.   A recent study in The Archives of Neurology suggests that cognitive tests may allow doctors to know if a patient is developing the disease.