Sentences with phrase «with fatal complications»

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Although most of these infants eventually outgrow the more serious symptoms, in rare cases BPD — in combination with other complications of prematurity — can be fatal.

In our NICU, the really young babies get donor milk if mom's supply isn't enough (it's protective against a potentially - fatal complication called Necrotizing Enterocolotis), but after a certain point, they had to be supplemented with formula.

With no ultrasounds and no prenatal or postnatal care, infant mortality in the 1800s was high and mothers also faced serious complications during pregnancy, childbirth and recovery that could prove fatal.

Health complications that often plague people living with HIV, and can prove fatal, might be reduced with the help of a drug already used to treat kidney disease — if it works as well in people as it does in monkeys.

The surgery carries with it the risk of infection, blood loss, and blood clots, as well as other potentially fatal complications.

While thyroid disease predicted an elevated risk of this potentially fatal complication, it did not increase the chances of the child being born with any other birth defects.

How Canine Distemper in dogs is diagnosed: Underlying conditions associated with Canine Distemper may create complications, so your veterinarian is always the best resource to successfully diagnose this potentially fatal condition.

Although kennel cough can prove fatal in dogs with weakened immune systems, in most cases, dogs recover completely and without complications from this condition.

If your pet is diagnosed with diabetes, it is important to receive treatment promptly to prevent potentially fatal complications.

And, like other types of flu, a healthy cat can survive it, but it can be fatal for kittens and older cats with other health complications.

At Breslin & Breslin, our lawyers work closely with highly qualified medical experts to see whether the fatal or disabling complications in your case resulted from medical malpractice.