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Acquisition of nosocomial and iatrogenic events during ICU admission increases costs dramatically.
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Elderly patients are sensitive to iatrogenic hyperthyroidism, especially with preexisting cardiac disease.
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Conclusion: Superselective embolization of iatrogenic vascular injuries is an effective and definitive treatment.
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Introduction: We report our experience with the superselective embolization of iatrogenic vascular injuries.
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Increased length of stay was associated independently with more iatrogenic events.
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Predisposing factors were identified such as overt aspiration, iatrogenic procedure and heavy smoking.
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RESULTS No iatrogenic neurovascular injuries occurred during the operations in these 2 groups.
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General surgical procedures are the most common cause of iatrogenic injuries during malignant conditions.
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Fears were predominantly interpersonal and less often iatrogenic in nature.
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A case of iatrogenic carotid-cavernous fistula secondary to a Fogarty catheter thrombectomy is presented.
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The excessive fluid intake may be due to inappropriate thirst but often is iatrogenic.
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Food-borne botulism and iatrogenic botulism are caused by botulinum toxin.
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The rare but devastating complication from iatrogenic vascular occlusion can result in irreversible vision loss.
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These data suggest that iatrogenic hyperinsulinemia predominates in driving insulin resistance in type 1 diabetes.
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No bladder or intestinal lesions or other iatrogenic organ damage was seen with either morcellator.
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Vascular air embolism has various causes, and iatrogenic air embolisms are the most frequently described.
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