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unforeseen condition

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Without balance training, the healing joints and mucles are not as proficient at staying in their neutral, safe positions and may function inappropriately under unforeseen conditions, thus causing reinjury.
In this case, the pre-surgery consent form permitted the physician to perform such surgical or other procedures as are necessary and desirable in the event of unforeseen conditions that necessitate an extension of the original procedure.
How much of a contingency are you able to set aside for unforeseen conditions which result in changes.
 
 
 
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