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Meanings of medical complication in English

Russian
осложнение
Portuguese
complicação
Spanish
complicación en medicina
Catalan
complicació en medicina

Unfavourable evolution of a disease, a health condition or a therapy, which may adversely affect the prognosis or outcome.

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Examples for "complication"
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However, with increasing age, RP was associated with significantly higher complication rates.
Pubmed
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Mr Cocker said the game added another complication for children and parents.
Radio NZ
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Severe rejection may lead to graft loss, a complication difficult to predict.
Pubmed
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Context: Pheochromocytoma crisis is a feared and potentially lethal complication of pheochromocytoma.
Pubmed
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But recently, a study published in Nature Medicine introduced a worrying complication.
Wired
Usage of medical complication in English
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Rathke said there was no medical complication that would change that expectation.
Reuters
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Purely as elective surgery, not because there's any medical complication that calls for it.
Flesh and bone: a body farm novel
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Nineteen percent of patients had a medical complication that required transfer to an acute care facility.
Pubmed
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Women were excluded from the study if they had their labor induced for a medical complication.
Reuters
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A single mother who was working on a casual basis fell behind in rent because she had a medical complication.
The Guardian
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Another 14 percent said they had a medical complication - most commonly pain, numbness or itching, problems with wound healing or infections.
Reuters
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Among the 24 readmitted patients who experienced an initial medical complication, 10 (41.6%) were considered potentially preventable.
Pubmed
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In addition, early recognition and treatment of associated medical complications are critical.
Pubmed
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Results: There were no medical complications related to clean intermittent catheterization.
Pubmed
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A decade later, his career was put on pause due to medical complications.
Jamaica Observer
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Medical complications led to death within the first month of life.
Pubmed
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Patients were also evaluated for medical complications and blood levels of immunosuppressive agents.
Pubmed
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Medical complications, defined as new or exacerbated medical problems, were documented for each patient.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Medical complications are common among patients undergoing stroke rehabilitation.
Pubmed
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But it is not just medical complications that services need to be prepared for.
The Guardian
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They may experience medical complications specific to those organs and may also become pregnant.
Reuters
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Translations for medical complication
Portuguese
complicação