It is now certain that the "fait accompli" will not precipitate complications, Austria-Hungary having decided to defer a definite discussion of the question.
These may precipitate complications that include deconditioning, falls, delirium, depression, and infection to name a few (Lehman et al 2005).
Hypoglycemia may be a sequential problem or factor precipitating these complications.
This paper proposes a comprehensive framework for assessing maternal near-miss in the Indian context, where access to and quality of primary care are likely to play important roles in precipitating maternal complications.
The abrupt cessation of vigorous exercise may cause blood to pool in the legs, which can cause fainting or, more seriously, can sometimes precipitate cardiac complications.
The main life-threatening complications precipitating ICU admission were acute respiratory failure for 43.8%, sepsis for 51.7%, acute kidney injury for 14%, neurological disturbance for 18.1% and preventing tumor lysis syndrome for 15.8%.
Inflammatory processes not only promote early atherogenesis and the progression of lesions, but also contribute decisively to precipitating acute thrombotic complications of atheroma.
The imbalance of muscle tension across the joint from lengthening or deformity correction may precipitate the complication and a warning sign is an unyielding contracture in spite of physiotherapy or splinting.
Prominent among factors precipitating GOR and its complications, gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) are fatty diets and alcohol.
We documented and compared by ethnicity the prevalence of predisposing and precipitating conditions, bacteria isolated, complications and interventions used.
Colonoscopic complications precipitated by a positive CTC result must be included and accounted for as part of the diagnostic trajectory for screening CTC.
