Sentence examples for complications in which from inspiring English sources

Methods: Review of controlled, randomized clinical trials aiming to investigate postoperative complications in which continuous postoperative epidural local anesthetic was administered in patients scheduled for colorectal surgery with an anastomosis.

The knot of sexual complications in which Kinuko finds herself enmeshed -- in addition to her noncommittal lover, she must contend with the amorous attention of her friend Hijiri -- suggest an episode of "Sex and the City" played at slow speed, with the humor and glamour excised in favor of mordant melancholy.

While its intraoperative respiratory adverse event is approximately 1.7%, bronchospasm and laryngospasm are complications in which deaths have been reported in some severe cases [5 7].

Surgeons who use modular components in hip arthroplasties should be aware of possible early complications in which the modularity of the prostheses is the major factor of failure.

Moreover, morphological abnormalities in these tissues are related to pregnancy complications, in which epigenetic derangements might be involved [ 14- 17].

Visual disturbances, including retinal detachment, vitreal haemorrhage and cortical blindness, are infrequent complications in which DIC probably contributes [ 34].

He had what is called a paraneoplastic syndrome, a rare complication in which antibodies to his cancer attacked healthy cells in his brain.

Largely specific to haematopoietic stem cell transplantation, it is a medical complication in which immune cells in the donated tissue reject and attack the host cells.

He was also among the first medical scientists to recognize the importance of giving patients drugs to suppress their immune systems, avoiding a life-threatening complication in which the transplanted marrow attacks a patient's own tissues as alien material.

A reader may need to sit with that sentence for a while, read it over once or twice, perhaps look up the word dehiscence ("a surgical complication in which a wound ruptures along a surgical incision").

They are necessary for people who have had a heart attack with heart failure – a complication in which the heart muscle is damaged and stops working properly – as they help the heart work more effectively.