Sentence examples for morbidity of approximately from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that, as a much less invasive therapy, ablation is the treatment of choice in those who cannot undergo a major surgical procedure (surgical resection carries a mortality <3% and major morbidity of approximately 25%) yet have limited liver metastases.

Approximately 50% of patients who survive the aneurysmal rupture will have significant morbidity for approximately 30% of which secondary ischemia is responsible.

The effects of anacetrapib treatment on cardiovascular outcome will be examined in the large global REVEAL HPS-3 TIMI-55 trial, which will test whether anacetrapib reduces death and cardiovascular morbidity in a population of approximately 30,000 patients with cardiovascular disease.

This discrepancy might be caused by the lower morbidity of asthma in China (approximately 2%) compared with Western counties (approximately 10-30%).

Pneumonia is the largest single cause of child mortality outside of the neonatal period, accounting for 15% of the approximately 6.3 million global child deaths each year. 1 2 Pneumonia is also a major cause of childhood morbidity with approximately 120 million episodes of pneumonia occurring annually.

Acute pancreatitis is a common inflammatory disorder of the pancreas resulting in considerable morbidity and a mortality rate of approximately 5%.

The LINH-database holds longitudinal data on morbidity, drug prescriptions and referrals of approximately 90 GP-practices and 350,000 listed patients [ 15].

Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease that causes distress and morbidity, affecting approximately 2% of the population with an emotional, social, and physical impact.

Unrecognized misplacement of endotracheal tube can lead to morbidity and mortality, with a reported incidence of approximately 2.9 16.7% in previous cardiac arrest studies [2 4].

There are significant reductions in morbidity and mortality with relative risk reduction of approximately 30% in the secondary population.

Leprosy remains an important cause of morbidity in developing countries, with the detection of approximately 250 000 new cases per annum (WHO, 2011).