You, again, recognize the complications that exist every day in these parts of the world.
Rutter noted that in the UK, since 1980, family courts have shifted considerably to recognize the complications of attachment relationships.
"I think it's foolish for anyone to make major decisions like having a kid without a lot of introspection and examining from all angles and recognizing the complications a child introduces into your life.
We recognized the complications in the genetic and clinical diversity of transplant patients, multiple clinical centers, the cellular complexity of peripheral blood, and the impact of factors such as immunosuppression, environment and time post-transplant.
Jarrett herself could recognize the potential complications, according to her chief of staff.
The massive-transfusion concept was introduced to recognize the dilutional complications resulting from large volumes of packed red blood cells (PRBCs).
The correlation between multiple NSAID use and upper gastrointestinal bleeding should be placed in a broader perspective, not only because of the widespread use (and considerable under-reporting) of OTC medications but also because patients do not recognize the potential complications that can develop with NSAIDs.
This review will describe the general principles of LAGB; how they are assessed, how to recognize the most common complications, an overview of the appearances of the bands used in the UK, and novel developments in their use and design.
All deliveries should be assisted by personnel with the relevant skills to handle typical deliveries safely and to recognize the onset of complications [ 8].
It is important to recognize the problems and complications associated with the use of standard doses of analgesics, and highlight the importance of adjusting analgesic dosage based on kidney function to avoid complications while still providing adequate pain relief.
Maternal deaths are red flags for weaknesses in health systems: failure to recognize the seriousness of complications, lack of urgency in dealing with these cases, and the need for more aggressive and prompt action.
