sə̇ˈkwelə, sēˈk-, seˈk-, -wēlə noun
( plural sequelae -(ˌ)lē)
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, sequel
1. : an aftereffect of disease or injury
enteritis … as a sequela of indigestion — F.B.Hadley
the necessity for frequent blood counts to avoid serious sequelae — G.F.Dick
2. : a secondary result : consequence
the poisonous sequelae of war — R.M.MacIver