Exempel på iatrogenic

• Most Cushing’s syndrome cases are caused by steroid medications (iatrogenic).

• They said the supposed long-term effects may be iatrogenic, meaning symptoms could be put into the mind of the patient after suggestion by a doctor.

• Over 100,000 deaths occur in North America from iatrogenic disease, which means doctor- or drug-induced disease.

• He claims that one in five patients in research hospitals get iatrogenic illnesses.

• This is the first published case of iatrogenic pancreatitis.

• Just as there are iatrogenic diseases, so there are legal problems caused by lawyers attempting law reform.

• The metaphorical framework of battling disease links his concerns about euthanasia (which he opposes) and iatrogenic illness (which he thinks inadequately opposed).

• Most convincing, however, are data from randomized intervention trials that show alarming iatrogenic effects for aggregating high-risk peers.

• It is an opportunistic fungal pathogen that causes infections in immunocompromised individuals, mechanical trauma victims and iatrogenic patients.

• A classic example of iatrogenic disease (induced by medical treatment) is blackwater fever, whose victims were overcome with fever, urinated dark fluid, and often died.

• All but one were primiparae and all triplets were iatrogenic.

• Conversely, labeling them as "abnormal" can generate a more serious problem, which is that of iatrogenic heart disease.

• Avoiding iatrogenic harm to patient and family while discussing goals of care near the end of life.

• The potential iatrogenic complications of treatment are substantial.

• The aging process decreases these mechanisms, which are further compromised by iatrogenic interventions, especially drug therapy.

• This consideration always looms large, even though the risks of pregnancy are equally great, because of the ethical implication of iatrogenic diseases.

• Iatrogenic respiratory distress syndrome following elective repeat caesarean delivery.

• Patients expect healthcare personnel to take far-reaching precautions to avoid all avoidable iatrogenic damages.

• Conversely, labeling these patients as "abnormal subjects" can generate a much more serious problem, previously emphasized16"17, which is the generation of iatrogenic heart disease.

• Could it be due to iatrogenic alteration of the natural physiology?