"deadly complications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a serious complication that could lead to death, such as in the sentence: "The patient experienced several deadly complications following the surgery."
The health consequences include depression, insecurity, pain, infections, incontinence and deadly complications in pregnancy and childbirth.
Indeed, postoperative infections were among the most common and deadly complications 19th century surgical patients experienced.
That's also a shame, since excellent drugs are available to lower blood pressure and prevent these deadly complications.
The health consequences include depression, insecurity, pain, infections, incontinence and sometimes deadly complications in pregnancy and childbirth.
Killing these stem cells prevents the deadly complications of fibrosis, the researchers report today in the journal Cell Stem Cell online.
Regulators stressed that patients should stop taking Byetta immediately if they developed signs of acute pancreatitis, which can cause nausea, abdominal pain and potentially deadly complications.
Periprosthetic joint infection (PJI) is a potentially deadly complication of total joint arthroplasty.
"The effects include depression, insecurity, pain, infections, incontinence and deadly complication in pregnancy and childbirth.
It seldom caused death, though dengue hemorrhagic fever was a potentially deadly complication.
He said he was struck by the high number of adults who had developed hemolytic uremic syndrome, a deadly complication from E. coli that can cause kidney failure.
Women with pre-eclampsia, a potentially deadly complication of pregnancy, produce agonistic autoantibodies against angiotensin receptor-1, a transmembrane protein that regulates blood pressure.
