Sentence examples for Morbid process from inspiring English sources

But what is that single morbid process?

Kraepelin in his introduction notes 'the conviction seems to be more and more gaining ground that dementia praecox on the whole represents, a well characterized form of disease, and that we are justified in regarding the majority of the clinical pictures which are brought together here as the expression of a single morbid process, though outwardly they often diverge very far from one another'.

It is well known that sepsis is a sophisticated morbid process and this unique model of sepsis induced by LPS always relates to the change of AMP/ATP ratio, ischemia, hypoxia, nutrition, and metabolic disorders.

It could be postulated that a relative imbalance in GABA-glutamate function, altered redox balance and its associated effects on cellular resilience lead to a self-perpetuating morbid process that eventually compromises long-term treatment response and disease outcome.

It has been suggested that psychosis may be neurotoxic and that acute psychotic exacerbations represent active periods of a morbid process that leads to disease progression and to impairment of treatment response [ 4, 44, 45].

However, comparing two medical diagnoses in order to assess whether they refer to a unique morbid process (or in other words whether they are consistent), or not, is complex.

Freud acknowledged the success of medicine and the natural sciences regarding the progress in understanding the anatomy and physiology of the human body, the role of microorganisms in the origin of many diseases, the signs of many morbid processes, and many others.

Mechanically, myelopathy has been directly attributed to morbid processes such as spondylotic encroachment on the cervical spinal canal.

Studies where authors have tried to confirm the correlation between thromboembolism and hypercortisolism have not evaluated the possibility of concurrent morbid processes [ 32, 33], which are very common findings in human beings affected by hyperadrenocorticism, such as insulin resistance and systemic arterial hypertension [ 2].

It is likely that individuals presenting with tachycardia represented a population with a co-morbid disease process other than hyperglycemia and were thus less likely to return to the ED for poor glycemic control within 30 days.

A less common, yet more severe group of disorders that shares many of the clinical symptoms of IBS are inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), often requiring immunosuppression or surgery to control symptoms and morbid disease processes.