Sentence examples for short-term complications from inspiring English sources

Short-term complications have been documented in nearly one in five kidney-donation surgeries.

Kourembanas's concern about making decisions based on short-term complications in the NICU is supported by research.

Still, even though these patients tend to have higher rates of short-term complications, the overall one-year survival rate is generally just slightly less than the 90 to 95percentt rates among conventional transplant patients.

Rarely, in a minority of operated patients, VHR results in potentially serious short-term complications.

The purpose of this study was to analyze short-term complications of this device.

Pre-eclampsia is a common pregnancy disorder with important short-term complications for mother and baby.

To evaluate short-term complications after femtosecond laser cuts for laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).

Short-term complications (bleeding, fever) were 3% in the LSH group and 12% in the LH group.

Short-term complications are usually related to the procedure itself and early host response to the injected material.

The main short-term complications are AKI, oliguria, fluid overload with acute respiratory distress, and metabolic disorders.

This patient was observed in the hospital overnight and discharged the next day with no observed short-term complications.