One month after a pregnancy outcome, trained female interviewers gather a history of postpartum morbidity symptoms, at which time women are asked if at any time they felt that they had nearly died during pregnancy or in the 30 days following the end of pregnancy.
Timing at which morbidity occurred was available for 70 patients, with persistence of preoperative tumor-related symptoms in 67% and as a result of therapy in 20%.
For patients in whom timing at which the morbidity occurred was available, morbidity predominantly occurred as a direct consequence of the meningioma, was present before surgery, and the patient failed to recover from the symptoms.
It is also not known whether it is influenced by particular co-morbidities and the age at which it commonly occurs, or how Indigenous women cope with menopause as the limited information available suggests that they do experience menopausal symptoms.
Patients who developed higher morbidity were more likely to sign up and use the SMR closer to the time at which the morbidity appeared to worsen.
The strongest predictor of severe morbidity was the gestational age at which termination occurred (p < 0.001).
Treatment continued until each animal showed signs of morbidity, namely, hind-limb paralysis, at which point they were killed.
The timing at which the morbidity occurred was available for 70 of the 116 patients (60%) who suffered from meningioma-associated morbidity.
By means of this systematic review, the threshold values of the Vo2 max or Vo2 peak at which the morbidity of LSRD statistically increases in each age group were collected from the literature.
