In our study which included only symptomatic patients, inappropriate endoscopies were most often done for uncomplicated dyspepsia (29.9%) and lower abdominal symptoms (24.6%).
The retrospective and a concurrent show of notably strong new pictures at the Marian Goodman gallery give a strange impression of development in reverse: an artist doing his relatively uncomplicated early work last.
Uncomplicated does not describe García, whose swing is sweet enough to make grown men cry but who strikes a discordant note with his public expressions of self-doubt.
Matthew Engel, in the Financial Times, writes: "Despite all the well-judged words the war itself, now almost gone from living memory, seemed very, very distant in a way the anniversary of the 70th anniversary of D-Day in June did not: the uncomplicated certainties of that war give it continued resonance.
Twenty-five experts (57%) stated that they do not treat uncomplicated neutropaenia, whereas 13 (30%) reported outpatient treatment and 3 (7%) treated in day case settings.
In the pilot study with pregnancy complications, women with PE displayed significantly higher median afamin concentrations than did women with uncomplicated pregnancy (70.0 mg/l vs. 55.4 mg/l, P = 0.007).
Of those not already intubated on transfer or admission to QEH, patients with severe disease also had lower oxygen saturation at room air than did those with uncomplicated disease (Table 1).
Once again, and after one of the most brilliant phases of his extraordinary career, he showed that for some men, however uncomplicated their gifts, doing the right thing, as opposed to simply gaining any kind of advantage, is the most difficult of challenges.
He is a throwback, a lovely, uncomplicated cricketer who loves doing the lot and does it all well.
Nothing Tyson does is simple, unless assorted forms of mayhem may be deemed simple in that they are uncomplicated examples of bizarre behavior.
