Note that there are no technical obstructions to increasing the complexity of this correlation structure, if desired.
However, the aforementioned phenotypic and technical obstructions can be completely avoided in two ways.
"The instruction to Haldeman was probably not, in the most technical sense, an obstruction of justice," Woodward and Bernstein write, "but it was certainly an abuse of power or an abuse of agency.
Other risks include reoperation during the same admission in 6 9%; technical complications, including obstruction, anastomotic, hemorrhagic, wound, and splenic injury in 1 2%; and systemic complications in 3 7%, which most commonly involve the pulmonary system (4).
A potentially worrisome (6 11.7% mortality) complication of Billroth II reconstruction, DS leakage occurs after 3% of partial gastrectomies and corresponds to the spread of bile from the blind-ending DS because of technical failure, ischemia or distal obstruction, causing local and ultimately peritoneal irritation [28].
Although self-expandable metal stent (SEMS) insertion is widely used for relief of malignant colorectal obstructions, the immediate technical and clinical failure rates of SEMSs and the associated risk factors remain largely unknown.
The majority of the published data focus on the technical aspects of stenting malignant biliary obstruction including the choices between types of stent.
Technical and clinical success, complications, persistent and recurrent obstruction, hospital stay and survival rates were pooled.
Postoperative adhesions are a frequent outcome of abdominal surgery and may lead to bowel obstruction, chronic pelvic pain, infertility, and technical difficulties in further surgical procedures [ 82].
It also points to legal and regulatory obstructions, suggesting that they are more serious than technical limitations.
