Sentence examples for complication up from inspiring English sources
A prior study has suggested cancer patients consider the risk from a research biopsy of a "major complication" up to 20 25 % to be acceptable.
It is very rare sequelae of HZO, that may occur simultaneously to the acute vesicular rash or, more frequently, as a postherpetic complication, up to 10 weeks after disease onset [17],[17].
That is, lower order health centres refer cases of complication up to higher level, larger facilities that, in theory, should be able to able to treat life-threatening obstetrical complications.
Previous results from our cohort study show an increased mortality in women with near-miss complication up to 4 years after the event related to chronic ill health and failures of the health systems to cater for their complicated social and healthcare needs [ 23, 36].
We considered as primary outcomes the following three surgical outcome measures: intra-operative blood loss (ml), operative time (listed as time from incision to closure), and complications (up to 6 weeks postoperatively).
Most series report thoracoscopic mobilization of the esophagus and mediastinal lymphadenectomy in the left lateral position with respiratory complications up to 8% and prolonged operative time, probably because of inadequate stance of the surgeon during the thoracoscopic part.
The costs per patient - compared to the average expenses for health insured patients - increased with complication state from the 1.3-fold (no complications) up to the 4.1-fold (macro- and microvascular complications).
Frequently cited unmet needs concerned emotional and social support, help to deal with fear of recurrence, management of healthcare and complications, up-to-date information, management of return to work, increasing exercise, and help to quit smoking.
Infection is also a common complication, affecting up to 3% of patients [20].
The reported incidence of this complication is up to 12% (de Sousa and Mourao 2015; Warner et al. 1999).
Radiologists should be familiar with the imaging appearances to prevent misinterpretation, detect complication, pick up concomitant breast pathologies, as well as facilitate surgical intervention and planning.
