Yet grave complications develop much more frequently among those who have not paid attention to the preparations for confinement.

There are plenty of circumstances that allow current medicine to replace or restore sight, but unless the patient is very young, there are usually grave complications.

In fact, a grave complication, Cousin Benedict had lost his magnifying-glass and his spectacles.

McDonnell, (2006) shows a grave complication in Virginia's mobilization of troops was the conflicting interests of distinct social classes, which tended to undercut a unified commitment to the Patriot cause.

The gravest potential complication of impetigo is post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis, a severe kidney disease that occurs following a strep infection in less than 1% of cases, mainly in children.

Chancellor M'Rek, despite his victory today, Captain Archer could still face grave complications because of the injuries he has sustained.

Not only because a girl was dead, but because her death would - unless he acted with great care and skill - cause grave complications, both to society and to his own well-being.

But when I went on board again, I told Captain Nemo of this grave complication.

To allay her fears, M. repeatedly assured her that Adriana had tested negative for AIDS and hepatitis B. But the latest results came back positive for hepatitis B, which can have grave long-term complications.

Diabetics who can maintain normal or close-to-normal levels of blood sugar, or glucose, reduce the risk of grave complications like amputation, blindness, nerve damage, heart disease and kidney failure.