Sentence examples for recognised complications from inspiring English sources

Tibial lengthening with the use of an external fixator takes many months and has recognised complications such as infection, joint contracture and deformity.

Recognised complications such as the possibility of nerve root injuries, reduction and fixation failure, superior gluteal artery injury, however, are not uncommon.

Firstly, pain and the fear of pain associated with childbirth is nearly universal and currently utilised pharmacological methods of pain relief have limitations and well recognised complications associated with their use.

Catheter-related sepsis, arterial puncture, pneumothorax and arrhythmias are all recognised complications of central venous access, and can cause significant morbidity and mortality for these patients [2].

Given our current knowledge of the long-term outcomes of both childhood mental health problems as well as the recognised complications of chronic obesity this has implications for the long-term health and social care burdens in the developed world.

Because of the complexity of the pelvic anatomy, sacral variation, and the limitations of fluoroscopic control, however, there are certain recognised complications, such as screw misplacement, neurological impairment, and malreduction [ 29].

This reduces the risk of malunion a recognised complication associated with spica casting [19, 20].

Osteolysis is a commonly recognised complication of MOM prostheses (Park et al. 2005).

Inadequate reshaping of the deformities is a newly recognised complication affecting outcome and emerging in studies of revision cases.

ICU-acquired weakness (ICU-AW) is a well recognised complication, with an incidence of 10-25%, among long-term mechanically-ventilated patients [ 1- 5].

Cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) is widely regarded as an important contributor to renal failure, a well recognised complication, following coronary artery surgery (CABG).