Sentence examples for routine complication from inspiring English sources

Line infections are so common that they are considered a routine complication.

Charlotte Bronte is reputed to have died of it in 1855, but nowadays doctors say it is a routine complication of pregnancy and easy to treat.

But when he returned to Cape Coast, he learned that although a healthy baby had been born, the mother bled to death two days later as a result of a postpartum hemorrhoid, a routine complication in the United States.

Four of these patients had positive coeliac serology during routine complication screening for type 1 diabetes (T1DM).

The purpose of this editorial is to discuss various types of neck dissections for thyroid cancer and routine complications, along with the techniques to avoid these complications.

Cameron et al. (5) recently argued that psychosocial screening should be given precedence over other routine complications screenings in diabetes care.

The cohort consisted of 331 Caucasian adolescents and young adults (162 male and 169 female) with a median (interquartile range) age of 15.4 (13.5–17.3) years and type 1 diabetes duration of 7.6 (4.9–10.6) years, who presented for routine complications assessment at the Children's Hospital at Westmead (Sydney, Australia) between 1998 and 2004.

Reasons for hospitalization were as follows: (1) advancement of oral hypoglycemic agents treatment or insulin treatment for better glycemic control, (2) optimizing the antidiabetic treatment and the treatment of diabetes complications, and (3) routine screening for diabetes complications by the patients' will.

There should also be routine checks for complications (bleeding, cannula contamination, embolism, hemolysis).

While more than 85percentt of pregnancies are generally considered at low risk for complications, routine maternity care has become increasingly technology intensive and expensive.

8 Reduced confidence due to economic instability and increased healthcare expenditures for routine diabetes screening complications, comorbid conditions and adherence to treatment pose substantial psychological illness among people with diabetes.