As a result, coagulation and inflammation go "unchecked," resulting in serious complications.
Untreated infections can also result in serious complications, including the loss of toes or limbs.
CFI was associated with a 90% decrease in serious complications and a 20% decrease in the length of hospitalization.
A few months ago I had convinced a patient to have heart-valve replacement surgery, which had resulted in serious complications.
The all-too-common delay in diagnosis, which Dr. Vivino said still averages six years, can result in serious complications, including damage to vital organs.
Just as in iguanas, the inability to turn off the release after danger has passed can result in serious complications, including post-traumatic stress disorder and brain damage.
These procedures cause 47,000 deaths each year - at least 13% of all maternal deaths - and result in serious complications or disability for millions more women, particularly in the developing world.
By comparison, female sterilisation, which is costlier, more time consuming, must be performed in a hospital and can result in serious complications, is among the most widely used methods of contraception worldwide.
In cases where the right diagnosis has not been found early enough or the acute sinusitis stays untreated the situation can culminate in serious complications to the orbit, to the facial soft tissues and even to the endocranium possibly leaving continual damages to the patient' health.
Sometimes with older patients (>70 years old), the pin penetrates the cortical and cancellous bone of the skull and enters the intracranial space, which can result in serious complications such as brain injury, infection, hematoma, and loss of cerebrospinal fluid from the subarachnoid space.
Removal of metallic stents can also result in serious complications, including mucosal tears and severe bleeding.
