Major complications were also recorded.
Intra- and postoperative complications were also recorded.
The factors underlying such complications were also investigated.
These and other associated complications were also recorded during hysteroscopy and/or laparoscopy, cystoscopy, and laparotomy.
The most frequently occurring hospital complications were also included in the regression models.
Cross-tabulated frequencies between treatment and all dichotomous outcomes (post-operative complications) were also extracted.
The frequency and types of complications were reported for all patients, and for patients admitted to the ICU, complications were also reported by injury mechanism.
In this case series of six patients with DHA for non-reconstructable distal humerus fractures, favorable midterm follow-up results were seen; however, complications were also observed.
We also assessed medical practices associated with the use of LP, such as performing a CT scan prior to an LP; LP complications were also investigated.
The incidences of minor systemic complications were also found to be higher in our group (16 % in THA and 17%% in TKA).
Indication for surgery and its efficacy and potential complications were also discussed with the patient by the neurosurgeon, who was responsible for the final decision about surgery.
