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Rules on holdings of liquid assets add yet more complication and expense.

"There comes a time in every company's cap table where successive private rounds lead to more complication and it is just easier to get to a situation where all shares are changed to single class and the balance sheet becomes clean again," said Prideaux in an interview.

Potential cost-savings were determined by using the projected number of patients developing one or more complication and the estimated related costs.

Thus, any delay in diagnosis and consequently treatment of TB patients not only increases infectivity in the community but may also lead to more advance disease state which may result in more complication and expose them to higher risk of death [ 7].

"We still pay more when patients have more complications and get more services than when they get better results," Dr. Mark McClellan, Medicare's former director, told me recently.

Experts on sickle cell disease say that patients should not be blamed for dependency on needed painkillers, and that unrelieved pain leads to more complications and more deaths.

Studies report more complications and lower chemotherapy completion rates in patients 65 years old or older receiving PDS.

It is known that obese patients are likely to have more complications and a worse outcome, which suggests there may be financial or other disincentives for treating them.

This is good; unnecessary imaging is almost certainly taking place, leading to false-positive results, unnecessary invasive procedures, more complications and so on.

HDV-hepatitis B virus (HBV) dual infection progresses rapidly, has more complications, and has a different treatment regimen than HBV infection alone.

Because elderly patients have more complications and a higher mortality rate than their younger counterparts, early use of ES is considered a guideline for the elderly worldwide.