No remarkable complications were found during the healing period.
PMMA-related complications were found in five cases.
Complications were found in 2 of the 22 patients—one patient had signs of early myositis ossificans and another patient had a broken lag screw (the fracture had clinically and radiologically united).
In a retrospective study conducted by Rhiu et al. [4], complications were found in 44 of 48 patients (92%), including 22 patients (50%) with chronic conjunctival epithelial defects, 21 (48%) with scleral thinning, 19 (43%) with calcified plaques, and 10 (23%) with avascular zones of the sclera.
In this study, higher HbF and fewer vascular complications were found in the low LDH groups.
The strongest associations of TLR1 tSNPs with sepsis-derived complications were found with circulatory dysfunction (Table 3).
No device- or surgery-related complications were found.
There was no complications were found in all patients.
No complications were found and secretory function was not affected.
No other complications were found and no patient died.
No significant complications were found in either group.
