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A. Persistent Hoarseness B. Broken Teeth C. Perforation of Throat

A. Bleeding B. Infection C. Facial Nerve Palsy D. Numbness of Ear

A. Infection B. Bleeding which May Require Transfusion and/or Surgery C. Perforation of Esophagus, Stomach, Intestinal Wall which may Require Surgery D. Respiratory Arrest E. Cardiac Arrhythmias (Irregular Heartbeats)

A. Infection B. Bleeding which may Require Transfusion C. Perforation of Esophagus, Stomach, Intestinal Wall or Ducts which May Require Surgery D. Cardiac Arrhythmias (Irregular Heartbeats) E. Pancreatic Inflammation

A. Infection B. Bleeding which may Require Transfusion and/or Surgery C. Perforation of Colon or Rectal Wall which may Require Surgery D. Cardiac Arrhythmias (Irregular Heartbeats)

A. Infection B. Bleeding which may Require Transfusion and/or Surgery C. Perforation of Colon or Rectal Wall which may Require Surgery D. Cardiac Arrhythmias (Irregular Heartbeats)

A. Esophageal Perforation which may Require Surgery B. Aspiration Pneumonia C. Cardiac Arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats)

A. Bleeding Requiring Transfusion and/or Surgery B. Lung Collapse which may Require Surgery C. Internal Leakage of Bile which may Require Surgery D. Puncture of other Organs which may Require Surgery E. Aspiration Pneumonia

A. Aspiration Pneumonia B. Cardiac Arrhythmias (Irregular Heartbeats)

A. Infection in Incision or Inside Abdomen B. Bleeding which may Require Transfusion C. Leakage from Stomach (Fistula) D. Inability to Maintain Weight E. "Dumping Syndrome" (Chronic Vomiting after Eating) F. Inability to eat Large Amount of Food, Especially Early after Surgery G.…

A. Infection in the Incision B. Intra-Abdominal Infection (Abscess) Requiring Additional Surgery and Prolonged Hospitalization C. Leakage from Colon (Fistula) Requiring Additional Surgery and Possible Colostomy (Colon Empties into Bag Worn on the Abdomen) D. Injury to other Organ…

A. Infection in the Incision B. Bleeding from or into Incision C. Intra-Abdominal Infection (Abscess) Requiring Additional Surgery and Prolonged Hospitalization D. Leakage from the Colon (Fistula) Requiring Additional Surgery and/or Colostomy (Colon Empties into Bag Worn on the A…

A. Infection in the Incision, Possibly Requiring Additional Surgery to Remove Mesh if used for Repair B. Bleeding into Incision or Scrotum Resulting in Marked Swelling with Pain, Possibly Requiring Additional Surgery C. Recurrence of Hernia D. Injury to or Loss of Testicle(s) or …

A. Bleeding at Operative Site B. Post-Operative Pain, Especially with Bowel Movements C. Temporary/Permanent Difficulty Controlling Bowel Movements or Passage of Gas D. Recurrence of Hemorrhoids or Fistula or Fissure E. Narrowing of Anal Opening Requiring Additional Surgery or Re…

A. Infection; B. Blood clot (hematoma); C. Failure to obtain accurate diagnosis; D. Disfiguring scar; E. Failure to locate and remove abnormality.

A. Infection B. Blood Clot (Hematoma) C. Disfiguring Scar D. Fluid Collection in Axilla (Arm Pit) E. Numbness to Arm F. Swelling of Arm on Side of Surgery G. Damage to nerves of Arm or Chest Wall, Resulting in Pain, Numbness, Weakness H. Local Recurrence of Cancer I. Complication…

A. This procedure has been identified by the Louisiana Medical Disclosure Panel as having no risks that are required to be disclosed. Absence of required disclosure of risks does not mean that consent for the treatment or procedure is not necessary. Furthermore, it may be necessa…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Malfunction of Shunt Due to Infection B. Collection of Blood or Fluid between Brain and S…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. All of the Material Risks for Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Placement B. Heart Failure C. In…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Inflammation Reaction in Nerves of Spinal Canal B. Curvature of Spine C. Shifting/Movemen…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Hypotension (Abnormally Low Blood Pressure) B. Blood Vessel Access Problems C. Anticoagul…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Peritonitis (Infection within the Abdominal Cavity) B. Catheter Complications (Perforatio…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Blood Clots, Requiring Re-Operation B. Infection C. False Aneurysm (Damaged Blood Vessel …

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Peritonitis (Infection inside the Abdominal Cavity) B. Bleeding C. Infection D. Intestina…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Injury to Adjacent Organs, such as Spleen or Liver B. Infection C. Hypotension (Abnormall…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedure. A. Nephrectomy (complete or partial removal of kidney) 1. bleeding; 2. infection; 3. injury …

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for the particular procedure. A. Risks of Surgery 1. Damage to surrounding organs: a. bowel, pancreas, liver, requiring mor…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for the particular procedure. A. Risks of Surgery: 1. damage to surrounding organs: a. bowel, pancreas, liver, requiring mo…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for the particular procedure. A. Bleeding B. Pneumothorax (Lung Collapse) C. Infection

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for the particular procedure. A. Hair Loss B. Damage to Blood Forming Organ (Bone Marrow) which May Result in Bleeding, Inf…

NOTE: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for the particular procedure. A. The risks for Intravenous Conscious Sedation will be covered by 4 (c), as stated in the ma…

NOTE: This Section was originally promulgated as §2440 but was moved as that number was in use. Note: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedu…

NOTE: This Section was originally promulgated as §2442 but was moved as that number was in use. Note: Itemization of the procedures and risks under a particular specialty does not preclude other qualified practitioners from using those risks identified for that particular procedu…

A. The Tax Commission will assess insurance companies with a taxable situs within the state of Louisiana at 15 percent of the average monthly amount of direct premiums written during the previous year. B. Credit assessments of insurance companies shall be allocated to the parish …

A. Life insurance companies and accident and health premiums are exempted from ad valorem taxation by Louisiana statute. In addition, national flood plan and multiple peril crop premiums are exempt by virtue of their being programs underwritten by the United States government.

A. The Lobbying Local Government Act provides that the board shall administer and enforce the provisions of R.S. 33:9661 et seq.

A. The staff shall prepare and provide, upon request, the electronic forms for the registration and reporting of local government lobbyists. The forms used shall be provided electronically on the lobbyist online filing system at www.ethics.state.la.us. B. No registration, report …

A. The staff shall establish a procedure for the dating, indexing, and filing of all lobbyist registrations, lobbyist disclosure reports, designations, and employer/principal disclosure reports received by the board through the lobbyist online filing system. B. The method of dete…

A. The following definitions supplement those contained in R.S. 33:9662 et seq. Aggregate―the total amount of expenditures made on local government officials within the calendar year. Employer―any person which employs an individual for the purpose of lobbying. Principal―any perso…

A. Only an individual who has reached the age of majority may register as a lobbyist. B. A lobbyist shall register as an local government lobbyist with the board through the use of the lobbying online filing system forms provided by the board at its website: www.ethics.state.la.u…

A. A local government lobbyist shall file the required expenditure reports with the board through the use of the lobbying online filing system forms provided by the board at its website: www.ethics.state.la.us. B. The following are reportable expenditures under R.S. 33:9661 et se…

A. Any expenditure made in connection with a civic, non-profit, educational, or political event as permitted by R.S. 42:1123(13) shall be included in calculating the aggregate amount spent on an local government official during the reporting period. B. Any expenditure subject to …

A. If more than 25 local governmental officials are invited to a reception, social gathering or other function during a reporting period, then R.S. 33:9666(E) requires that the following information be disclosed on Schedule B of the expenditure report: 1. the name of the group or…

A. An employer or principal may elect, pursuant to R.S. 33:9666(F)(2)(a), to file a single expenditure report for his lobbyists. B. If an employer or principal elects to file such reports, an employer/principal designation must indicate to the board, through the use of the design…

A. An expenditure made directly by an employer or principal in connection with a reception, social gathering, or other function shall be attributed to and reported by the lobbyist who attends the function. If more than one lobbyist attends the function, then the total amount spen…

A. The Local Government Assistance Program (LGAP) provides financial assistance to local units of government in rural areas. The LGAP program will be administered by the Office of Community Development (OCD). B. All municipalities and parishes within the state of Louisiana that a…

A. LGAP applications are available from the Office of Community Development to all municipalities and parishes that request them. All requests for information may be submitted via mail to the Office of Community Development, P.O. Box 94095, Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9095. B. Applicat…

A. Grant recipients are required to maintain an audit trail verifying that all funds received under this program were used to fulfill the stated purpose identified in the approved application. B. Payment shall be made to the grantee upon production of invoices and approval of the…

A. The grantee will hold harmless the State of Louisiana, Division of Administration, Office of the Governor, and Office of Community Development as a term and condition of the contract. B. OCD will de-obligate funds from any unexpended amount; whether by failure to start a proje…

A. Eligible applicants are: 1. venture capital funds with a minimum of $5,000,000 of privately raised capital for risk investment under management with: a. proven, experienced management recognized in the venture capital community. The management should have significant managemen…