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Also, at the time of recruitment to the study, participants were asked to estimate their pre-morbid quality-of-life using the SF-36 instrument.

"There's a kind of morbid quality to the story which is very Bolaño," he says, "You can sort of feel that it's death-haunted from the first page".

These findings are in keeping with previous study results and confirm the importance of pre-morbid quality of life on outcome from critical illness [ 31, 32, 35, 36].

We did not attempt to verify this pre-morbid quality of life with the patient after ICU discharge but this also could have the limitation of recall bias.

The use of relatives to assess pre-morbid quality of life could be identified as a potential weakness, the emergency nature of most ICU admissions makes the prospective identification of patients extremely difficult.

Pre-morbid quality of life has been linked to higher mortality and has been suggested to be as accurate a predictor of outcome as APACHE II system [ 32, 34].

Yet as directed by Richard LaGravenese, who shares screenwriting credit with Steven Rogers, it has a curious morbid quality.

A recommendation was also included to consider the impact of co-morbid disorders, quality of life of family members, and optimal duration of treatment, "where the evidence permits".

But he says that we view that country through "Orientalist bigotry," seeing only its morbid qualities.

Other studies indicate that as multi-morbid and co-morbid conditions increase, the quality of care patients receive also increases.

Ross Fisher also won a point, but more importantly from a European perspective he won it alongside Padraig Harrington – a victory over Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson that was the Irishman's first at the Ryder Cup since 2004 and, more to the point, transformed his countenance from morbid to euphoric, the quality of his golf from dangerously sporadic to intermittently great.