The last line is reserved for the "underlying cause of death": "the disease or injury that initiated the chain of morbid events that led directly and inevitably to death".
Computational analysis of blood volume curves and risk of intradialytic morbid events in hemodialysis.
Because actual numbers of morbid events are small, caution should be exercised in interpreting results and counseling patients.
The most frequent morbid events in Eriksson et al study of AHM were atrial fibrillation (AF), probably related to left atrial enlargement and impaired LV relaxation.
Depressed midwall shortening has been shown to be an independent predictor of cardiovascular morbid events in hypertensive patients with left ventricular (LV) hypertrophy despite normal endocardial fractional shortening.
There was also a statistically significant reduction in major morbid events (28.8% aggregate) when compared with open surgical control (41.1% aggregate).
The present study was designed to adapt Zuckerman and Litle's Curiosity About Morbid Events scale (CAME) [Zuckerman, M., & Litle, P. (1986). Personality and curiosity about morbid and sexual events.
WHO defines this underlying cause of death as '(a) the disease or injury which initiated the train of morbid events leading directly to death or (b) the circumstances of the accident or violence which produced the fatal injury' (WHO 1992a, p. 1235).
Taking into consideration the fact that many health technology appraisal agencies usually focus on a healthcare payer perspective, and do not consider indirect costs, and the resulting effects on productivity, poses additional challenges for vaccine technologies which prevent morbid events and early mortality over many generations [25].
If these elevated risks are detected and prompt the institution of countermeasures, such prehabilitation can save the cost of rehabilitation or of long-term care after morbid events; suffering also can be prevented such as that by those who are unlucky enough to helplessly survive a massive brain, heart or societal "stroke".
In that work, HL was significantly associated with a number of morbid events and with mortality.
