Sentence examples for morbidity as seen from inspiring English sources

Donor site morbidity as seen in autologous grafting is absent.

Therefore patient strategies that can potentially reduce the morbidity, as seen in our patient, remain difficult to implement.

Similarly (a), (b) and (c) denote differences between those with and those without psychiatric morbidity As seen in Table  4, HRQoL was strongly, but differentially, correlated to the use of coping.

A potential resolution of this disease state is the regeneration of cartilage tissue using autologous MSCs, thereby obviating any donor-site morbidity as is seen with current repair methods, but requiring an understanding of the mechanisms responsible for the generation, maintenance, and particularly the regeneration of cartilage tissues.

Findings from this study shed some light on the complexity of CM for older persons with multi-morbidity, as seen from the perspective of case managers.

The baseline characteristics between patients with NGT and abnormal OGTT were not significantly different, while patients with known diabetes had significantly higher co-morbidity as seen with, for example, previous myocardial infarction, higher serum creatinine and BMI, which, in addition to higher age, can at least partly explain the poor outcome in these patients.

Live vaccines need to be considered with caution in patients who are immunosuppressed, due to the risk of vaccine associated morbidity such as seen with measles vaccine[ 40].

Only a few study reports have included morbidity figures, but, as seen in our unit, the population exposed to an ECMO transport has about the same mortality rate as the corresponding non-transferred patients at a given ECMO center [ 7, 11, 18].

Ensor's seaside morbidity is redeemed by painterly flurries (as seen in The Skate), while Tuymans's own Gilles De Binche is the most haunting image in the show.

As seen in Figure  2, the morbidity burden increased with age for both men and women.

As seen in figure 4, Hb was partially determined by co-morbidities, which represents a non modifiable factor for physicians.