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Images of gravestones and guns recur, but the real morbidity comes indirectly, like mood, through association.

It remains debatable, however, whether or not this will translate into fewer side effects and/or allow the delivery of higher doses to the prostate as most of the morbidity comes from irradiation of the prostatic urethra, bladder neck, anterior rectum, and nerves.

Further lighthearted morbidity came around sunset.

Data on morbidity came from the national patient register, where diagnoses from all hospital admissions (from 1978) and outpatient activities (from 1995) are listed according to the ICD-8 (international classification of diseases, 8th revision) codes until 1994 and ICD-10 thereafter.

The number of cases for calculating morbidity rates came from the Guinean Annual Health Statistics report 2008.

Available data on morbidity mainly come from research settings with advanced diagnostic capacities [ 3, 4, 7].

With increasing awareness of the association between hyperglycemia [ 10], hypoglycemia [ 11], and glucose variability [ 12] with increased mortality and morbidity has come the realization that more accurate measurement of blood glucose concentration might be crucial for improving patients' outcomes.

A better trend with the laparoscopic approach, including morbidity and mortality, comes from observational studies.

Along with infection comes significant morbidity that has a socioeconomic impact.

This begs the question whether the worse morbidity of radiation therapy comes from the high-dose area (sexual, rectal, and bladder functions) or the cumulative low-dose areas (fatigue, bowel function, and second cancers).

Morbidity information at regional or national level comes from health and general household surveys, morbidity surveys in general practice [ 5- 8] and from research papers.