With the exception of small, pedunculated fibroids, most of the leading obstetrics textbooks advise against myomectomy during cesarean delivery due to theoretical risks of intractable hemorrhage and increased postoperative morbidity.
These complex models run the risk of being intractable at first, but can then be simplified piecewise to derive novel hypotheses about system relationships.
Unfortunately for us, that will come at the risk of creating intractable inflation and putting our foreign creditors on notice that we will destroy not only the value of their U.S. dollar holdings but the very value of the currency in which they are denominated.
As such, these stimulus packages might lead us back to "business as usual" mode with the unacceptable risk of another, more intractable crisis around the corner.
Compared to the control group, the relative risk of death by intractable shock was 0.29 in the hemofiltration-hypothermia group and 0.21 in the hemofiltration group.
Neither of these measures has been shown to have clinical significance in terms of the recovery time of the patient or in their long-term risk of developing an intractable seroma requiring further medical attention.
In 61 resuscitated cardiac arrest patients, very-high-volume hemofiltration (200 mL/kg per hour during 8 hours) was associated with improved 6-month survival and a decreased risk of death from early intractable shock [ 35].
Jolie helps us to feel good about ourselves for caring about things that actually do deserve our concern, but which are at risk of seeming so miserable and intractable that we would otherwise simply tune out.
Aside from the risks associated with surgery and stem cell injections, this carries the risk of tumor growth, seizures or intractable pain [ 94].
The higher prevalence of excessive Aβ17 40/42 in autistic subjects with dup(15), the early onset of intractable seizures, and the high risk of SUDEP support reports demonstrating a link between enhanced sAPPα levels and severe autism [ 88, 89, 95, 98].
