Sentence examples for added morbidity from inspiring English sources

The authors investigated whether thoracic epidural analgesia (TEA) provided adequate pain control after lung transplantation without added morbidity.

The added morbidity resulting from bone graft harvest may be eliminated by the use of a biocompatible synthetic bone graft substitute with osteoconductive abilities, and when used with an osteoinductive agent, such as recombinant bone morphogenic protein (rhBMP 2, it may facilitate arthrodesis similar to autograft.

It was decided not to explore the knee through a posterior approach to retrieve the meniscus in order to avoid the added morbidity of a more invasive procedure.

Efforts are currently directed at identifying the subset of locally advanced rectal cancer patients who may be adequately treated with a resection alone thereby avoiding the added morbidity of adjuvant radiation and chemotherapy.

In conventional maxillary defect preparation, the additional use of a split skin graft into the lateral aspect of the cheek is used to provide a scar band to aid with defect retention, and this brings added morbidity to the procedure especially for a paediatric patient.

Of all the prescription drugs worthy of abuse, I've always felt painkillers contained added morbidity, likely found in the common method of many users' introduction - pain.

Some potential complications include inaccurate sampling, improperly placed incision that complicates future surgeries, and healthy tissue contamination that can add morbidity to the definitive surgery or preclude the chance of limb salvage.

Further, it adds morbidity to the normal limb [4].

The use of a free-vascularised fibular transfer from the contralateral limb adds morbidity to the normal limb, is time-consuming and requires a specialised microsurgical team.

Although indispensable in the support of ARDS patients, artificial ventilation involves the application of mechanical forces to the lung parenchyma that can further induce injury [2], adding morbidity and mortality [3].

This model adds morbidity and a longer duration to a previous algorithm that predicts 1-year mortality as part of our Algorithm for Liver Function Investigations (ALFI).