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An iatrogenic infection is one actually caused by accidental medical actions.
Iatrogenic means a complication as a result of treatment.
Iatrogenic means that was caused by a doctor, or by a treatment prescribed by a doctor.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 11y agoIatrogenic means caused by treatment, so an iatrogenic surgical complication is an unexpected problem during surgery that resulted from the treatment. An example might be leaving a surgical sponge in the patient.
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What is an iatrogenic complication?
Iatrogenic means caused by treatment, so an iatrogenic surgical complication is an unexpected problem during surgery that resulted from the treatment. An example might be leaving a surgical sponge in the patient.
What is an complication?
Iatrogenic means caused by treatment, so an iatrogenic surgical complication is an unexpected problem during surgery that resulted from the treatment. An example might be leaving a surgical sponge in the patient.
What is an iatrogenic?
An iatrogenic infection is one actually caused by accidental medical actions. Iatrogenic means a complication as a result of treatment. Iatrogenic means that was caused by a doctor, or by a treatment prescribed by a doctor.
Is there an icd 9 code for post tonsillectomy complication?
998.9 Look for complication/surgical procedures
How are abscesses resulting from mastitis removed?
This complication will require a surgical procedure to drain the pus.
What life threatening complication occurs when the wrong type of blood is given to the surgical patient?
Agglutination
What is itrogenicis?
Iatrogenic ?
What is iatrogenic malnutrition?
Iatrogenic malnutrition is a protein-calorie malnutrition brought on by treatments, medications and hospitalization. Iatrogenic: induced inadvertently ( accidentally) by a doctor, medical treatment or diagnostic procedures.
What risks exist from invasive procedures to reduce pain?
Invasive procedures carry risks similar to other surgical procedures, such as infection, reaction to anesthesia, and iatrogenic (injury as a result of treatment) injury.
What has the author Sven-Erik Bergentz written?
Sven-Erik Bergentz has written: 'Iatrogenic vascular injuries' -- subject(s): Blood Vessels, Blood-vessels, Complications, Iatrogenic Disease, Iatrogenic diseases, Injuries, Therapeutics, Wounds and injuries
Who gets iatrogenic KS?
Iatrogenic KS, is observed in kidney and liver transplant patients who take immunosuppressive drugs to prevent rejection of their organ transplant
What is a iatrogenic?
An iatrogenic condition is one that is caused by a doctor. A doctor-caused condition might arise, for example, from prescribing the wrong medicine or performing surgery improperly.
