Examples of using This complication in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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This complications with Diego.
I did not foresee this complication.
All this complication just to gain access to our vault.
Simple suturing is a preferred method in treatment of this complication.
Metastasis- this complication of cancer M….
Dr. Yang… explain to my patient what you feel I should have done differently in order to avoid this complication.
If it wasn't for this complication-- it could have happened to anybody.
Medication is often given following a subarachnoid haemorrhage to reduce the chance of this complication occurring.
Early recognition of this complication is therefore of utmost importance.
The most serious complication of any anabolic steroid is liver cancer and thus,all individuals who do take this drug should be aware of this complication.
In most of these cases, this complication resolves itself within 6-12 months.
This complication might be God's way of helping you- put your seven kids through college.
The doctor said that other children experiencing this complication sometimes became seriously ill within a very short time.
This complication was most commonly seen- in 17 cases after Politano-Leadbetter method.
Even if so, then it would be impossible to play on keyboard our tale, and this complication would not be the only one- how would we mark the sounds an octave higher or lower?
This complication is mainly observed in patients with early onset JIA and a positive test for ANA.
Early detection of this complication prevents visual loss if the medication is discontinued;
This complication is due to deposition of amyloid, a special protein related to inflammation, in some organs such as the kidneys, gut, skin or heart.
Usually surgeons learnt about this complication after the surgery, when it was too late to do anything.
This complication is rare, but it is very dangerous, because the umbilical cord at birth can be very delayed and cut off the oxygen supply to the fetus.
Furthermore, research on the epidemiology of this complication reveal a consistent picture with an incidence range between five and ten adrenal crises per 100 patient/years in individuals on standard replacement therapy.
We observed this complication in 25 of 126 renal transplant recipients, and 10 of them underwent laparoscopic procedure.
In young children this complication can develop so quickly that you do not have time to spot the ear inflammation.
The chance of having this complication can be reduced by carefully monitoring the number of maturing follicles.
The frequency of occurrence of this complication after an operation performed applying perineal access is reported to be between 5-42% and is more frequent than in case of operations applying perineo-abdominal or abdominal access 25.
Although this complication is very rare, you should be aware that if you develop it, you would need to have regular blood transfusions, possibly lifelong, to treat your anaemia and the Silapo therapy would have to be discontinued.