Thus, it is necessary to take a different approach than direct neurorrhaphy and nerve grafting to achieve satisfactory functional recovery with little complications, particularly in patients with extensive peripheral nerve injury and insufficient amount of donor nerve for harvest.
FOR most of the last decade, the watch industry has been entranced by the tourbillon's hypnotic revolutions, with brands spinning out the cagey little complication in ever-greater numbers and more ingenious ways.
In the Fourth Symphony Mr. Harris dresses up old favorite songs, dances and marches with his own little complications.
It has numerical exactness like the RT with little computational complications.
The ideal otoplasty technique should yield a natural correction of the deformity, with low recurrence rates and with little risk of complications.
Replacing the English list of identifiers for each category with the equivalent list from the target language would yield similar results with little to no complications.
Our preliminary survey suggests that this is a well-tolerated procedure with little long-term complications.
When properly used, botulinum toxin type A is effective for the improvement of glabellar rhytids and with little incidence of complications.
Twenty-one percent of pregnancies end in abortion, and using 2008 data, 1 in 3 women will have had one by age 45 -- with little risk of serious complications.
Looking at the most recent literature the existing studies show that the assessment of success after spinal fusion surgery in the geriatric patient has been focused on the perioperative complication rate, with little attention directed toward improvement in function, quality of life, patient satisfaction, or improvement in perceptions of pain and the need for medication.
Unless they become infected, most superficial second-degree burns heal without complications and with little scarring in 10 to 14 days.
