Sentence examples for hampered by complications from inspiring English sources
Available techniques include interventional radiology placed gastrostomy, deep enteroscopy, and surgical gastrostomy; however, these techniques are hampered by complications, technical complexity, or invasiveness.
It was completed last year, built to withstand crushing ice floes, and is expected to begin pumping oil next year, though its development has been hampered by complications and delays.
The use of wide pore lightweight polypropylene mesh to improve anatomical outcomes in the surgical repair of prolapse has been hampered by mesh complications.
This procedure, but particularly the adjacent drug application via pump or port is often hampered by specific complications and device failure.
Treatment with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) is hampered by gastrointestinal ulcer complications, such as ulcer bleeding and perforation.
Pancreatic cancer screening has been hampered by the high rate of complications associated with interrogating the pancreas.
To date, efforts to treat vascular complications have been hampered by 'metabolic memory', a phenomenon in which prior exposure to hyperglycaemia predisposes diabetic patients to the continued development of vascular disease, which persists even after improved glycaemic control.
One previous study on wound complications specifically did not find a negative relation between wound complications and outcome; however, this study was hampered by a relatively small number of patients and mainly superficial wound complications [ 14].
Accurately estimating the impact of this complication has been hampered by the lack of a clear definition.
The provision of quality care for diabetes patients starting from early diagnosis to treatment and prevention of complications in Indonesia is hampered by a fragile health system.
Accessibility to safe abortion services is further hampered by the fact that only treatment for abortion related complications, but not elective abortions, is covered by the NHIS.
