Sentence examples for morbidity in term from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to identify ante- and intrapartum risk factors for serious morbidity in term nonanomalous neonates.
To analyse neonatal mortality and morbidity in term infants born in breech presentation in relation to the mode of delivery (planned caesarean section, emergency caesarean section or vaginal delivery) and to compare these findings with those of the Term Breech Trial Collaborative Group [Hannah et al. Lancet 2000; October].
Antenatal betamethasone reduces respiratory morbidity in term babies delivered by elective caesarean section by 50%.
Respiratory failure often accompanies critical illness and determines morbidity in term neonates.
Neonatal morbidity in term infants with RDS requiring mechanical ventilation was severe.
We aimed to identify a definition that was more predictive of maternal and perinatal mortality and morbidity in term pregnancies in LMICs, which also takes into account regional variation.
In addition morbidity, in terms of length of ICU stay, was increased by GH administration.
Although it has an excellent prognosis, with mortality rates 30 years after surgical treatment below 3%, PTM may give rise to significant morbidity in terms of loco-regional recurrence and/or distant metastases.
Apart from endpoints assessing survival time such as OS and PFS, endpoints regarding morbidity in terms of symptoms and complications of a disease as well as HRQoL also represent endpoints for PRB in pivotal studies, are recognized by regulatory agencies and must also be accepted in principle for EBA.
We imported Nepali-translated and culturally-validated versions of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS)[18] and Eysenck Personality Questionnaire-Neuroticism (EPQ-N), revised version[19], into HARDSHIP (Additional file1) to assess psychiatric morbidity in terms of caseness (a dichotomous measure) and symptom severity (a continuous measure).
To investigate associations of giving birth with morbidity in terms of hospitalisation and social consequences of morbidity in terms of sickness absence (SA), while taking familial (genetics and shared environmental) factors into account.
