Sentence examples for morbidity in cases from inspiring English sources

Persistent pulmonary hypertension remains a major cause of mortality and morbidity in cases of congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH).

In this case-control study, we investigated late-stage morbidity in cases of both-bone forearm shaft fractures in children after nonoperative treatment.

ICD 10-codes were used for identification of morbidity in cases and controls during the period 1999 2007, two years after the first diagnosed cases (1997) and 6 years after the latest diagnosed cases (2001).

Higher morbidity in cases suffering a longer APAC attack might be due to more extensive peripheral anterior synechiae (PAS) formation and pigment release which can compromise the drainage mechanism of the trabecular meshwork.

However, the findings indicate that the vascularized iliac-crest flap is a reliable and safe treatment option that yields good results and is associated with minimal donor-site morbidity in cases of bone and muscle loss secondary to trauma and osteomyelitis.

Second, while the aim of our study was to examine morbidity in cases of chronic HBV and HCV infection, more than 65% of HBV records and 77% of HCV records did not specify whether a case was acute or chronic and only 2% and 1% of cases, respectively, were recorded as newly acquired.

Stenting was a cause of significant morbidity in two cases: case 5 (urinary pain, urgency and frequency) and case 6, in which the invasive manoeuvre could have played a role in the preterm delivery (Table  2).

Therefore, we followed the staged approach as described by Poeran and colleagues to estimate perinatal morbidity in case selected risk factors were hypothetically absent [ 11].

In view of the relatively poor outcome of women with hypertensive pregnancy complications in The Netherlands as compared to abroad and in view of the neonatal morbidity in case of a late pre-term birth, there is a need for critical evaluation of the management of hypertensive diseases during pregnancy in the late pre-term period in the Netherlands.

The morbidity in these cases was high, so it is critical to employ a high index of suspicion.

It is important for the emergency physician to be familiar with this entity and its management in order to avoid unnecessary morbidity in these cases.