Sentence examples for serious complications when from inspiring English sources
One important limitation of our study is the lack of histologic data, due to the high risk of serious complications when a lung biopsy is performed during mechanical ventilation and ECMO.
There were no reports of serious complications when psilocybin was used in this way.
Using nationwide register based data we showed that both medical and surgical abortions are generally safe, with few serious complications when gestation is less than 63 days.
In comparison with previous studies which described lap-LAR without the posterior approach [ 5, 8, 13, 16, 18, 30– 32], we found no serious complications when performing Lap-LAR using the posterior approach and the CRM was negative in all 13 cases.
Serious complications result when a portion of the intestine undergoes partial necrosis, or death, from lack of blood supply.
This makes it one of the leading causes of maternal mortality (13%), and can lead to serious complications even when survived.
Staff physicians devoted a portion of their work time to interventions in the private sector, working in the public sector primarily in cases of emergencies (serious complications) or when performing scheduled caesareans on patients with whom "financial arrangements" (fees paid to the gynaecologist by the patient) were made during their pregnancy care.
As many as 10% of patients with HA develop serious thrombotic complications when reexposed to heparin.
Cervical pedicle screw (CPS) insertion is technically demanding and carries a risk of serious neurovascular complications when screws perforate.
CDC first alerted American health care facilities that year to be on the lookout for the fungus, which can cause serious medical complications when it enters the bloodstream, usually through wounds, ventilators or catheters.
Some studies have estimated that regular users of NSAIDs have a threefold greater relative risk of developing serious gastrointestinal complications when compared to non-users (Gabriel et al., 1991).
