Sentence examples for complication contributing from inspiring English sources

Perioperative vein graft spasm is a serious complication contributing to graft failure and postoperative spasm, though rare, can be fatal.

The improper balance of genes related to lipid metabolism in diabetic NOD hepatocytes may promote the development of hepatic steatosis as a secondary complication, contributing to the aggravation of T1DM [ 21].

Interestingly the two patients although having undergone a refixation of the tibial tubercle, in none of these cases the complication contributed to a compromised outcome.

Computational predictions of performance improvement associated with various interventions should be weighed against procedural risks and potential complications, contributing to improvements in routine patient management protocol.

During chemotherapy, patients experience disabling side effects or even sometimes life-threatening treatment-related complications, contributing to poor quality of life, reduced therapeutic compliance, decreased relative dose-intensity, and ultimately poorer outcomes.

This may suggest invasive mechanical ventilation could lead to complications contributing to elevated mortality over a longer period of time.

SUVA, 17 November 2014 – With preterm birth complications contributing 36% of neonatal deaths recorded, the Pacific is observing World Prematurity Day today to show its commitment to reduce prematurity and premature babies.

However, the lack of community members' knowledge about symptoms which require medical care can lead to delays in recognition and treatment of severe complications contributing to maternal deaths [ 3].

The mothers in the level III hospitals had 2 4 times as high the pregnancy complications contributing to fetal and neonatal adverse outcome and morbidity as those in the level I hospitals (Table  1).

Procedure-related complications contribute to 1-year mortality in patients with perforated ulcers.

Complications contribute to poorer patient outcomes, and increase length of stay and cost to hospitals.