Sentence examples for with higher complications from inspiring English sources

Revision arthroplasty is associated with higher complications rates [2] and a smaller improvement in functional outcome.

Reintubation for respiratory failure after failed extubation has been associated with higher complications and mortality than patients with a successful extubation [14,34-39].

Previous episodes of delirium tremens before ICU admission were associated with higher complications such as mechanical ventilation and or pneumonia (OR 11.29, IC 95% (1.45 87.60), p = 0.02).

Reintubation for respiratory failure after failed extubation has been associated with higher complications and mortality than patients with a successful extubation [ 14, 34- 39].

Six-month recurrence rate was similar to those undergoing "complete" excision of polyp tissue (46% versus 50%) with higher complications (bleeding and perforation) in the complete excision group [ 34].

Equivalent outcomes for shorter- versus longer-duration therapy for SBP and localized intra-abdominal infection are in keeping with similar findings in a retrospective analysis of 929 patients with intra-abdominal infections, in which less than 7 days of therapy was not associated with higher complications or mortality [ 53].

There are fears that they "cream off" the easy work by seeing the well patients, leaving the more risky cases (needing longer inpatient bed days and with higher complication rates) for the local NHS hospitals.

Increased intraabdominal pressure (IAP) is associated with higher complication and mortality rates.

Second-stage anterior decompression surgery is associated with higher complication rate and morbidity, even if done less invasively with AO-ASIF synframe system.

Biomechanical and clinical studies show that the Latarjet confers equivalent stability when compared to the remplissage [74], but it may be associated with higher complication rates [75].

On the other hand, the dorsal approach is surgically more demanding and is thought to be associated with higher complication rates.