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The Accuracy of Complications Documented in a Prospective Complication Registry
Journal of Surgical Research, 2012The objectives of this study were to evaluate the accuracy of a prospective complication registry for documenting complications and identify possible factors for non-registering.Five hundred randomly selected patients admitted at the Department of Surgery of St. Elisabeth Hospital Tilburg, The Netherlands, in the year 2005, were evaluated for incidence
Veen, E.J. +4 more
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Complications of Anticoagulation
Disease-a-Month, 2012The most common complication of heparin therapy is bleeding. Patient actors that increase the risk of bleeding include recent surgery or trauma, dvanced age (ie, age older than 65 years), alcoholism, aspirin use, bed est, immobility, obesity, congestive heart failure, cancer, hypercoagulale states (thrombophilia), childbirth, and pharmacologic doses of
Ozlem, Bilen, Jun, Teruya
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Complications of complicated grief in renal failure
EDTNA-ERCA Journal, 2000SummaryThis paper sets out to bring together recurrent themes in the understanding and care of patients with Chronic/End Stage Renal Failure centring on the key issue of loss. A multi‐disciplinary conceptual framework is proposed based on three perspectives ‐ Systemic, Existential and Narrative. The integrated framework for understanding the complexity
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1999
The incidence of surgical complications has been reported to range between 1.6% and 9.1%, in series in which more than 1500 cases have been analyzed (23, 100, 114, 137). The complications have a slightly higher incidence in women and increase in proportion to the patients age; in patients over 65 years old the complication rate is more than twofold ...
POSTACCHINI, Franco, CINOTTI, Gianluca
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The incidence of surgical complications has been reported to range between 1.6% and 9.1%, in series in which more than 1500 cases have been analyzed (23, 100, 114, 137). The complications have a slightly higher incidence in women and increase in proportion to the patients age; in patients over 65 years old the complication rate is more than twofold ...
POSTACCHINI, Franco, CINOTTI, Gianluca
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Complications of Ureterosigmoidostomy
Urologic Clinics of North America, 1983En plus de l'ureterosigmoidostomie on discute d'autres types de derivations intestinales internes et souligne les complications en rapport avec l'infection, l'obstruction de l'anastomose ureterocolique, l'acidose metabolique et a l'incontinence rectale traitee par des evacuations minutees.
J W, Duckett, J M, Gazak
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2009
Rhinoplasty presents a unique set of challenges for the cosmetic surgeon. Complications may arise from inadequate diagnosis, errors in surgical technique, or variations in the patient's anatomy or healing response. Complications as a result of overly aggressive surgery may also have functional consequences and be harder to correct.
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Rhinoplasty presents a unique set of challenges for the cosmetic surgeon. Complications may arise from inadequate diagnosis, errors in surgical technique, or variations in the patient's anatomy or healing response. Complications as a result of overly aggressive surgery may also have functional consequences and be harder to correct.
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Science and Engineering Ethics, 2006
The received account of whistleblowing, developed over the last quarter century, is identified with the work of Norman Bowie and Richard DeGeorge. Michael Davis has detailed three anomalies for the received view: the paradoxes of burden, missing harm and failure.
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The received account of whistleblowing, developed over the last quarter century, is identified with the work of Norman Bowie and Richard DeGeorge. Michael Davis has detailed three anomalies for the received view: the paradoxes of burden, missing harm and failure.
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Southern Medical Journal, 1969
The author reviews 688 consecutive tracheostomies performed at the Duke Medical Center. The detailed analysis of the complications arising in this series is important to everyone caring for such patients.
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The author reviews 688 consecutive tracheostomies performed at the Duke Medical Center. The detailed analysis of the complications arising in this series is important to everyone caring for such patients.
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Complications of Cholesteatoma
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North AmericaComplications of cholesteatoma result from characteristic inflammatory and resorptive processes that erode the structures of the middle and inner ear with potential to spread locally. Common intratemporal complications include hearing loss, facial nerve palsy, labyrinthine fistula, and dysgeusia.
Nanki, Hura +2 more
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2012
Although direct neoplastic involvement of muscle tis-sue is surprisingly rare, considering the large amount of body mass that is represented by muscle tissue, the most important and unresolved muscle effect is muscle cachexia.Other associations, such as inflammatory, paraneo-plastic, toxic, and several extremely rare associations,have been described ...
Wolfgang, Grisold, Andrea, Vass
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Although direct neoplastic involvement of muscle tis-sue is surprisingly rare, considering the large amount of body mass that is represented by muscle tissue, the most important and unresolved muscle effect is muscle cachexia.Other associations, such as inflammatory, paraneo-plastic, toxic, and several extremely rare associations,have been described ...
Wolfgang, Grisold, Andrea, Vass
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