Sentence examples for Complication of which from inspiring English sources

Both cocaine [ 2] and cannabis [ 3] smoking as well as intravenous methylphenidate abuse [ 4] have been associated with severe bullous emphysema, one complication of which is pneumothorax.

Of the 379 surgeries with a reported postoperative Grade II V complication, 172 had at least one hospital-reported complication, 231 had at least 1 patient-reported complication of which 124 were verified and 107 were not (Table 5).

It is a murder story, the complications of which needn't detain us.

Systemic inflammation promotes atherosclerosis, to treat the complications of which beta-blockers are paramount.

We identified two serious complications of which the primary care provider would very likely be aware: gastrointestinal bleed or perforation leading to hospitalisation or death within 14 days of colonoscopy.

Yet the wily Camilleri invests this mangler of language and logic with a talent he denies to the intelligent and well-read Montalbano, for Catarella is a genius at the computer, the manifold complications of which are a mystery Montalbano is destined never to solve.

Now, if you don't watch Dirty Dancing biannually while getting wasted with six girlfriends, I should probably remind you that Penny is the resort dance pro who gets pregnant by a no-good chancer of a waiter, and ends up having a backstreet abortion, the complications of which are eventually sorted out by Baby's doctor father.

Intravitreal injections can give rise to complications, of which the most significant and devastating is endophthalmitis.

Although epidural anesthesia is widely used for intraoperative and postoperative analgesia, it can lead to several complications, of which permanent nerve damage is the most severe.

This treatment modality is, however, associated with its own set of complications of which the most frequent is pin track sepsis with the reported incidences ranging from 11.3 to 100%% [4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15].

In series of Kozar et al., 14% of patients developed hepatic complications of which 5% were having grade 3 injuries, 22% were having grade 4 injuries, and 52% were inpatients having grade 5 injuries, respectively [7].