Sentence examples for morbidity benefit from inspiring English sources

Take-home point: This study did not find a mortality or morbidity benefit for protocol-based EGDT, including treatment strategies involving central hemodynamic monitoring, in septic patients presenting to the emergency department compared with care that was provided according to the treating physician's judgment.

The findings on the potential morbidity benefit were unexpected.

In the present study, caesarean section showed neither survival nor morbidity benefit for these extremely premature infants.

However, there was also a significant morbidity benefit in the intermediate risk group (OR 0.43, 95% CI 0.27 to 0.67; P = 0.0002) and the high-risk groups (OR 0.56, 95% CI 0.36 to 0.89; P = 0.01).

When participants said, 'screening does not offer morbidity benefit' they usually meant, 'screening does not decrease the burden of breast cancer illness in populations' (generally because of the impact of overdiagnosis).

The LIFE study is thus a landmark trial indicating that high risk hypertensive and predominantly elderly patients (with or without isolated systolic hypertension) have a mortality and morbidity benefit from treatment with losartan compared to atenolol.

Several studies now have shown perioperative mortality and morbidity benefits of balanced solutions over NS, and growing evidence exists suggesting greater benefit in critically ill patients [32],[32],[32],[32].

Subgroup analysis of these trials demonstrated significant mortality and morbidity benefits in diabetic patients.

Perceived morbidity benefits were largely unrelated to the mortality ranking for cancer sites.

Delphi participants also rated statements relating to mortality and morbidity benefits for each cancer site.

When participants said, 'screening offers morbidity benefits' they usually meant 'screening reduces the treatment needed, or provides reassurance'.