Sentence examples for common complications and from inspiring English sources

Say "kidney damage," which, while unlikely, is one of the more common complications, and most people seem relatively unfazed.

Table 2 shows some of the most common complications and the solutions that are most frequently applied.

This article, and a second one on bioprosthetic heart valves, is designed as a ready reference guide to heart valve prostheses, their important identifying features, their common complications, and modes of failure.

Patients should be made aware of these common complications and the likely clinical effects, including sensory and possible motor consequences.

There was a great difference between the screws regarding the common complications, and the Uppsala screw was better even after 1 month.

Hypotension, DI and electrolyte disturbances were common complications and many patients required fluid resuscitation and inotropic support as well as pharmacological treatment for DI.

The researchers also found that the immunized groups spent a third less time in the hospital for pneumonia, a common complication, and had just half the risk of death from any cause.

Malignant spinal cord compression (MSCC) is a common complication and has a negative effect on quality of life and survival.

Fever is a common complication and is related to prognosis during the first 2 weeks after SAH [114].

Despite protocol-based optimization, intradialytic hemodynamic instability (IHI) remains a common complication and could account for mortality and delayed renal recovery.

As assisted reproduction increases in prevalence, it becomes imperative to recognize this relatively common complication and to consider the potential role of IAH in its pathophysiology.