Sentence examples for contributes to complications from inspiring English sources
Serious mental illness is disproportionately common in people with epilepsy and contributes to complications and mortality.
Indeed, in type 2 diabetes as a whole there are few studies to test the hypothesis that glucose variability contributes to complications.
The International Diabetes Federation issued guidelines in September urging better control of glucose spikes after meals, saying there was evidence they could contribute to complications of diabetes even if average blood sugar levels were kept in control.
Elective procedures like induction of labor before 39 weeks of gestation or Caesarean-section delivery at the mother's request contribute to complications that send babies to the NICU, these health officials say.
Certain large colorectal tumors satisfy expanded indications for endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD); however, the resulting large mucosal defects may contribute to complications such as delayed bleeding and perforation.
Typically 2 2.5 l dialysate are injected into the peritoneal cavity distributing mainly throughout the greater sac and also into the lesser sac via the Foramen of Winslow with resultant increase in intra-abdominal pressure which can contribute to complications of the treatment.
Intravascular hemolysis in sickle cell anemia could contribute to complications associated with nitric oxide deficiency, advancing age, and increased mortality.
The notion that flanking DNA can contribute to complications in mouse behavioural studies has been recognised and breeding strategies recommended to minimise its effects [40].
Such selected treatments contributed to complications that the care recipient developed including BPSD, hallucinations, falls and cerebrovascular accidents.
These events may contribute to complications, a need for prolonged hospitalization, postoperative fatigue, delayed convalescence, and the need for rehabilitation.
Free health-care policy Other negative health indicators, including poor nutrition and the widespread practice of female genital mutilation/cutting, also contribute to complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
