Sentence examples for lethal complications from inspiring English sources

Disease on the Rise Before drugs became available to control AIDS, mycobacterial infections were common and sometimes lethal complications of it.

The vast majority of births in Malawi still happen under the care of traditional birth attendants, who are often unequipped to deal with potentially lethal complications.

But this was achieved through a massive show of French force that may have left lethal complications in its wake in this deeply divided West African nation.

We could surmise that the odds of miscarrying were extremely high, as were potentially lethal complications for me like pre-eclampsia and diabetes if I stayed pregnant.

And many doctors may simply hesitate to take on the heavy responsibility of monitoring a patient's ongoing narcotic use, the complicated challenge of figuring out whether the dosage is sufficient while worrying about the potentially lethal complications of prescribing too much, or creating an opportunity for abuse.

Lethal complications have been described using hysteroscopic electrosurgery causing air bubbles and consequent gas embolism [6].

Pneumothorax, a major and potentially lethal complication of SARS and mechanical ventilation, often complicates the management of mechanically ventilated patients, and would be especially hazardous for patients in an individually isolated SARS ICU.

Public health officials are alarmed because a startlingly high proportion of those infected suffer from a potentially lethal complication attacking the kidneys, called hemolytic uremic syndrome, which can provoke comas, seizures and stroke.

The German authorities say the outbreak has been particularly virulent because it has led to a potentially lethal complication, known as hemolytic uremic syndrome, or H.U.S., which causes kidney failure and neurological damage.

Compared with two days ago, when the total number of people who had fallen ill either with E. coli or with a potentially lethal complication attacking the kidneys was put at around 1,500, the institute said the total as of Thursday was around 1,730, including 520 cases of the more threatening complication, known as hemolytic uremic syndrome.

According to the Robert Koch Institute, Germany's disease control agency, as of Tuesday 2,325 confirmed and suspected cases of E. coli infection have been reported across Germany since early May, about 640 of them involving a potentially lethal complication that affects the kidneys and the nerve system.