Sentence examples for morbid patients from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to identify risk factors for postpartum hemorrhage that would allow triaging of most morbid patients prior to manual removal.

Although open surgical approach is still the standard management for symptomatic patients, the endoscopic technique has evolved as an alternative approach, especially for highly morbid patients.

The dummy-variable model estimated that morbid patients needed significantly fewer packs (2.7 ± 1.6 packs).

Third, this was a cross-sectional prospective study, and selection bias might preclude other morbid patients.

A common patient-centred care pathway that could meet the needs of multi- morbid patients was recommended.

Statistically significant differences in number of packs actually transfused were found between normal and morbid patients (Mann-Whitney test).

The Wilcoxon test for paired samples was also used to test differences between actual and model-estimated numbers of PRBC, taking normal and morbid patient groups separately.

However, in light of a highly morbid patient cohort suffering from end-stage CHF, even a stabilization of the rate of hospital admissions reflects a substantial benefit.

Another possible selection bias is the (anaesthesiologist-driven) tendency to prefer nonsurgical treatment in the more morbid patient, while in healthier patients the decision for surgical treatment comes easier, which biases the morbidity and mortality data.

While there are not necessarily easy solutions to the pressures of multi-morbidity, health professionals dealing with multi-morbid patients need to be aware of these potential financial pressures in proposing treatments, and policy makers need to be aware of the growing pressures on both personal and government budgets.

In Germany, the German Health Interview and Examination Survey showed health care utilization of 30% for patients without co-morbidity and 76% for highly co-morbid patients [ 2].