Injury was found to be very significantly correlated with both increase of disability and decrease of self perceived quality of life, even after controlling the confounding effect of co-morbidities occurrence, while disability showed very significant negative correlations with quality of life in both injured and non-injured groups.
For morbidity, the occurrence of any components of MMMI and PMMI (excluding maternal or perinatal death) was considered as a positive event.
The clinical course, risk factors, and outcomes of mortality, length of stay, morbidity, and occurrence of platelet transfusions were compared with data derived from control patients.
To determine the effectiveness of maternal postpartum deworming on the following infant outcomes: (A) weight and height indices (ie, z-scores for weight-for-age, weight-for-height and height-for-age); and (B) infant morbidity (ie, occurrence of diarrhoea, respiratory illness, fever, and ear infection in the previous 2 weeks).
35 36 Secondary infant outcomes include weight and height indices (ie, z-scores for weight-for-age, weight-for-height and height-for-age) and WHO/UNICEF Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) indicators of infant morbidity (ie, occurrence of diarrhoea, respiratory illness, fever, and ear infection) in the previous 2 weeks.
Across a spectrum of potential morbidities, the occurrence of severe intraventricular hemorrhage was viewed by mothers as the most un-wanted outcome irrespective of the two proposed options.
Severe maternal morbidity represents the occurrence of a complication that could progress to maternal death, located in a spectrum between healthy pregnancy and maternal death [ 9].
If these therapeutic effects are correlated, pathways of disease occurrence, morbidity status and clinical care targets could be decided in JE patients.
> -wrap-foot> We defined severe maternal morbidity as the occurrence of one or more of a list of life threatening complications that occurred during pregnancy or delivery and were recorded in the index delivery hospitalization, based on a set of ICD-10 clinical diagnostic codes used in a national Swedish study.
Correction for the presence of co-morbidity on the occurrence of complications is not possible in this meta-analysis.
Correcting for the presence of co-morbidity on the occurrence of complications was not possible in this meta-analysis.
