Sentence examples for Inadvertent damage from inspiring English sources

Inadvertent damage to the anal sphincter can lead to anal incontinence; hence the importance of knowledge of the relation between the fistula tract and the anal sphincter.

Transurethral prostate resection may be complicated by inadvertent damage to the urinary sphincter, bladder neck and trigone.

But local police officers and firefighters familiar with the project protectively guarded the half-finished memorial from inadvertent damage or dismantling.

All present were enjoying the movie; all should help cover the inadvertent damage, not as an obligation — they have none — but from liberality of spirit among friends.

"If you hire three heavies," she remarked on days when she felt ghastly, "to whack and kick and pummel at the bores, you've got to expect that in their enthusiasm they will inflict a bit of inadvertent damage, too".

"Unless Roe v. Wade is overturned, politics will never get better," the Times columnist David Brooks has written, insisting, "Justice Harry Blackmun did more inadvertent damage to our democracy than any other 20th-century American.

Inadvertent emotional damage is the novel's other major theme.

We hypothesized that given a well-illuminated magnified view by laparoscopy, the autonomic nerves can be well protected from inadvertent surgical damage.

Hence, rightward shift in the ECG axis is most likely because of inadvertent collateral damage to the LPF, particularly when ablation is delivered more basally.

However, inadvertent surgical damage due to poor visibility of nerves in comparison to surrounding tissue, or simply the unfortunate necessity due to proximity of the nerve to target structures remains a risk.

The selective preservation of epithelium in our technique may help to minimize the risk of excess dehydration and inadvertent local damage to the endothelium in the thinnest areas of the cornea.