Significados de procedural complications em inglês

There was no significant between-group difference in hemorrhagic or procedural complications.

There were no significant procedural complications, except for one self-limited hemorrhage.

Previous aneurysm rupture, procedural complications, and vasospasm correlated with poor outcome.

There were no procedural complications related to the IVCF.

No procedural complications or adverse effects were noted.

No procedural complications or vascular injury were identified.

In conclusion, baseline clinical and angiographic characteristics and procedural complications were associated with minor and major CK-MB increases.

Nevertheless, severe procedural complications are possible, and anesthesiologists should be prepared to assist in the management of these conditions.

There were no procedural complications.

Purpose of review: Although thoracentesis is generally considered safe, procedural complications are associated with increased morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs.

Five patients (4.3%) deteriorated as a result of immediate procedural complications.

Clinically significant procedural complications occurred in 10 of 141 (7.1%) patients.

We evaluated the rates of endoscopic en bloc resection, histologic complete resection, and procedural complications according to the treatment method.

No procedural complications occurred.

Purpose: Mechanical thrombectomy (mTE) proved to be effective treating acute vessel occlusions with an acceptable rate of procedural complications.

Clinician awareness of risk factors for procedural complications and familiarity with strategies that improve outcomes are essential components for safely performing thoracentesis.