...revision surgery puts the patient at a mild to moderate risk of infection, saignement, and blood clots. Also, patients run the risk of developing allergic reactions to the anaesthetics used....
...treatment – Bruising or saignement at the injection site – Infection from unsterile needles ### How to Find a Qualified Acupuncturist? It is important to choose a qualified acupuncturist with...
...graft surgery. These include: The patient’s age The length of the nerve graft The length of time between the onset of the paralysis and the procedure Studies show that of...
...may be injured resulting in swelling and saignement (intracranial hemorrhage). In such event, a neurosurgeon will cut a hole in the skull to release the blood. An aneurysm, on the...
...performed to remove a fistula, an abnormal connection between two parts of the body. Fistulas commonly occur in the anal or rectal area (anal fistulas) or between the urinary tract...
**What is Infective Endocarditis?** **Q1: What is infective endocarditis?** A1: Infective endocarditis (IE) is a rare but serious bacterial infection that affects the lining of the heart, or endocardium. It...
...sensitivity Infection Saignement Blood clots Nerve Injury Shortness of breath Pain Breast asymmetry References: Adams WP Jr, Capsular contracture: what is it? What causes it? How can it be prevented...
...minimised or prevented with antibiotics. The patient may also experience saignement and bruising and may not be able to exercise or engage in strenuous activity for a few weeks. References:...
...frustrating for the patient that he may no longer pursue more consultations. Also, some of ENT tests may cause complications such as infection, saignement, or trauma to the affected site...
...for signs of a problem, such as: Swelling Prolonged soreness or pain Fever Chills Saignement Moreover, in some cases, the patient’s salivary duct opening may be hard to locate. If...
