Early recognition of complications and their prompt management is needed.
It is usually a secondary event and requires prompt management.
It is associated with increased morbidity and mortality, therefore requiring prompt management.
Early recognition and prompt management of BPPV are important in resolving patients' discomforts.
As an ophthalmological emergency, prompt management is required for any patient with suspected EE.
Given the risk of gut ischemia, necrosis, and perforation, prompt management of sigmoid volvulus is warranted.
Widespread availability of cross-sectional imaging allows early diagnosis and prompt management.
Prompt management of side effects is critical to supporting adherence to antiretroviral (ARV) medication.
This may help in the prompt management of APMPPE, avoiding complications due to the condition itself, or systemic involvement secondary to the Borreliosis infection.
Some recent reports, however, showed that laparoscopy offers exploratory possibilities, treatment options and enhanced recovery in this particular setting of prompt management [1, 8, 10, 11, 14].
Thus far, there has been only one report of an IVC thrombus complicating PLA [5]; therefore, the most suitable and prompt management approach has yet to be established.
