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Complications of a Medically Complicated Child
Annals of Internal Medicine, 2003A phenomenon in psychology states that active observerspeople who are involved in an actionhave a great need to predict and control a situation.
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Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 2003
Summary Endoscopic complications are rare but inevitable, occurring in fewer than 0.35% of procedures [B]. Knowledge of potential complications and their expected frequency can lead to an improved informed consent process [C]. Complications from the procedure include perforation, hemorrhage, postpolypectomy coagulation syndrome, infection, preparation-
Robert D. Fanelli +16 more
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Summary Endoscopic complications are rare but inevitable, occurring in fewer than 0.35% of procedures [B]. Knowledge of potential complications and their expected frequency can lead to an improved informed consent process [C]. Complications from the procedure include perforation, hemorrhage, postpolypectomy coagulation syndrome, infection, preparation-
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2016
Complications form a very significant element of the Oral Board Examination. The scoring system gives a grade for the handling of complications relevant to the treatment. The good news is that there are a limited number of complications in neurosurgery. Again, complications are expected on the Oral Board Examination.
Allan D. Levi, Roberto C. Heros
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Complications form a very significant element of the Oral Board Examination. The scoring system gives a grade for the handling of complications relevant to the treatment. The good news is that there are a limited number of complications in neurosurgery. Again, complications are expected on the Oral Board Examination.
Allan D. Levi, Roberto C. Heros
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Mechanisms of diabetic complications.
Physiological Reviews, 2013It is increasingly apparent that not only is a cure for the current worldwide diabetes epidemic required, but also for its major complications, affecting both small and large blood vessels.
J. Forbes, M. Cooper
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Orthopaedic Nursing, 2006
In orthopaedics, there are many potential complications that may either be life-threatening or limb-threatening. Fat embolism, pulmonary embolism, and even hemorrhage may be life-threatening. Acute compartment syndrome, infection, and malunion or nonunion of a fracture can lead to loss of a limb or impaired limb functioning.
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In orthopaedics, there are many potential complications that may either be life-threatening or limb-threatening. Fat embolism, pulmonary embolism, and even hemorrhage may be life-threatening. Acute compartment syndrome, infection, and malunion or nonunion of a fracture can lead to loss of a limb or impaired limb functioning.
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Survey of Anesthesiology, 1965
TRACHEOTOMY (opening of the trachea) and tracheostomy (the creation of a more permanent opening in the trachea) are procedures which have become commonplace. It is the opinion of many that any physician should be able to quickly perform a tracheotomy at a moment's notice.
John P. Frazer, C. T. Yarington
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TRACHEOTOMY (opening of the trachea) and tracheostomy (the creation of a more permanent opening in the trachea) are procedures which have become commonplace. It is the opinion of many that any physician should be able to quickly perform a tracheotomy at a moment's notice.
John P. Frazer, C. T. Yarington
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Case Medical Research, 2019
Principles of management: • Early diagnosis – high index of suspicion, CT scan and contrast studies • Surgery – oversewing of perforation, relief of any biliary obstruction and drainage of collections.
Peri Vaterian
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Principles of management: • Early diagnosis – high index of suspicion, CT scan and contrast studies • Surgery – oversewing of perforation, relief of any biliary obstruction and drainage of collections.
Peri Vaterian
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Archives of Surgery, 1962
Emergency tracheostomy has long been used for acute upper respiratory obstruction, regardless of the cause.1 Elective tracheostomy, in our hands, has also proved to be a very useful procedure. It has been of considerable value in the management of patients with head injuries, high spinal cord injuries, and chest injuries.
A. Lui, W. W. Glas, O. J. King
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Emergency tracheostomy has long been used for acute upper respiratory obstruction, regardless of the cause.1 Elective tracheostomy, in our hands, has also proved to be a very useful procedure. It has been of considerable value in the management of patients with head injuries, high spinal cord injuries, and chest injuries.
A. Lui, W. W. Glas, O. J. King
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EARLY COMPLICATIONS: Cardiac Complications
Chest Surgery Clinics of North America, 1999Cardiopulmonary complications developing after pneumonectomy are described. Arrhythmias are seen in about 25% of patients undergoing pneumonectomy, and supraventricular tachyarrhythmias are common. To date, the efficacy of medical prophylaxis has not yet been defined.
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Complications of Blepharoplasty
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1988Various involutional eyelid changes, such as fine rhytids, dynamic laugh lines in the lateral canthal area, secondary malar bags, and dermal pigmentation are not effectively treated by a blepharoplasty. Preoperative discussions are important to ensure that adequate expectations are held.
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