Sentence examples for exposure difficulty from inspiring English sources

Posterior occipitocervical fusion techniques have been previously described; however, traditional open anterior approaches are plagued by exposure difficulty.

Our previous study (Joffres et al. 2001) identified a common set of consistent symptoms that follow exposure: difficulty in concentrating, fatigue, forgetfulness, irritability, itchy or burning eyes, sneezing, and hoarseness or loss of voice.

This will save any last-minute exposure difficulties.

Study on anatomical subjects does not take into account the post-lesional hematoma, per operative bleeding, exposure difficulties that may affect surgery, and it depends on the primary stability of the experimental set-up.

Exposure difficulties and alterations in knee anatomy may compromise precision and accuracy of the surgical technique [ 31].

The index group had more perioperative blood loss and exposure difficulties with one tibial tuberosity osteotomy and three patients with lateral retinacular releases.

Because of ethical considerations, the heterogeneous nature of the events leading to Brucella exposure, difficulties in determining the actual risk for individual workers, late recognition of outbreaks, and the small number of persons involved in each outbreak, no controlled studies have been performed to assess the value of administering postexposure prophylaxis to persons at risk.

However, cholinergic neurons are minority in mammal brain and it makes investigating cholinergic neurons function after sevoflurane exposure more difficulty.

For patients that were planned for a laparoscopic approach but underwent AH, the reason for conversion was documented according to the following factors: adhesions, limited exposure, anesthesiological difficulties due to Trendelenburg position, and uncontrolled bleeding.

PTSD, PGD, trauma exposure, adjustment difficulties since relocation, and English proficiency were measured.

Previous studies suggest an association between prenatal OMT exposure and difficulties in eye movement control.