The phrase "as a consequence of complications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something happened as a result of complications that arose in a situation.
Example: "The project was delayed as a consequence of complications that occurred during the initial phase."
Alternatives: "due to complications" or "as a result of complications".
Most malaria deaths occur as a consequence of complications following infection with Plasmodium falciparum.
Increased perioperative fluid intervention may occur as a consequence of complications.
Eleven (22.9%) patients required hospitalisation as a consequence of complications, mostly due to mild bone marrow suppression.
Eleven (22.9%) patients required hospitalisation as a consequence of complications, mostly for monitoring of myelosuppression and for symptomatic relief of side effects.
Under the skeletal dysplasia 'umbrella' there are over one hundred individual conditions, which may present primarily or as a consequence of secondary complications.
A knowledge of the risk factors for a poor surgical outcome, and how they are identified and evaluated, will help the pathologist to advise the Coroner in particular in identifying those deaths that have arisen as a consequence of recognized complications of necessary medical treatment.
In the present study, the PTVs were much smaller, and the MLD was much lower; probably, as a consequence of this, complications were mild and acceptable.
Nevertheless, we cannot exclude that during follow-up, falling frequency and subsequent fracture risk can increase as a consequence of diabetes complications (i.e., retinopathy or neuropathy), which we show is higher in the inadequately controlled group of individuals with diabetes.
Economic consequences for healthcare payers are similarly dramatic with the most recent cost estimates in the US alone at $116 billion for direct costs (pharmacy, hospitalisation, etc) and a further $58 billion due to lost productivity as a direct consequence of complications arising from the disease [ 2].
Similarly, in another report by Horstmann et al [ 29], DGE almost exclusively occurs as a consequence of other postoperative complications.
The morbidity and mortality of atrial fibrillation (AF) have a major impact on health-care expenditure, largely as a consequence of thromboembolic (TE) complications.
