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As expected, it is difficult to expose her mitral valve due to her very bent back and after aortic valve replacement.
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Generally, (040) facets are located on the lateral side and are difficult to expose because the adjacent facets grow together easily to form a compact morphology.
You can take it as a given that the Boks line-out and scrum will be drum-skin tight and it will be difficult to expose a weakness there.
However, it can be difficult to expose the glenoid without removing the humeral head, making it a technically demanding operation.
Endovascular treatment appears to be safe for the management of arterial injuries that are difficult to expose surgically, such as those below or behind the clavicle [ 16].
GVL with difficult blade had more curved angle than other blades, so it was difficult to expose vocal cord in face to face intubation performing on opposite side of conventional intubation.
However, Swedish residency training programs are not accredited at a national level [ 45]; in the absence of a regulating body that monitors the levels of duty hours in Sweden, it would be difficult to expose any trend among residents of exceeding the regulated maximum.
Almost all fisheries gear and sampling techniques are selective in some way (e.g. size, sex, behaviour, location), so it is difficult to not expose fish to fisheries selection as part of the fisheries technique.
Our system of cybersecurity and privacy laws is difficult to navigate, and exposes companies to large penalties for failure to follow outdated rules.
As heparin has a much longer half-life than protamine, this technique is difficult to titrate and also exposes patients to a rebound effect upon withdrawal of treatment.
In all situations, ethically-speaking, it is difficult to leave elderly patients exposed to such infectious situations, with all concomitant consequences (pain, risk of breathing in germs, septicemia, and heart disorder).
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