Sentence examples for a quite common complication from inspiring English sources

Bleeding is a quite common complication, occurring in 2% to 16% of cases after pancreatic resection, and it is burdened by a high mortality (38%) [8, 26, 27].

This is a quite common bound in M-DVC literature.

RH is a quite common finding in our study (26%).

The infection of the PEG insertion site is still quite a common complication, regarding 4 30% of the patients [ 3, 4].

Nasal septum perforation, which is quite a common complication of the transseptal and sublabial transsphenoidal approaches (being 6.7% in the survey of Ciric et al. [ 23]), did not occur in our series and this represents the decreased trauma to the septum by the endonasal approach, as was also confirmed by Koren et al. [ 11].

About two years later, he developed a hernia, a common complication of abdominal surgery.

Reeve was being treated at Northern Westchester hospital for a pressure wound, a common complication for people living with paralysis.

A bile leak is a common complication after a cholecystectomy.

That's a common complication, Mr. Robbins said.

Arthritis is a common complication in the US, but is relatively rare in the UK.

Their discussions centred on the problem of fistula in the developing world, where it is a common complication of childbirth.