(Her own staff loved the sexy and salable silhouette, but there were worries about its bulges, and Kawakubo ultimately decided to make the troubling wads removable, though she wore them herself, and adapted them as costumes for a dance by Merce Cunningham. On perfect bodies in motion, they transcend their morbidity).
Document functional measurements (e.g., Range of Motion), comparison data, test results, co-morbidities, etc. to paint a picture of what is going on with the patient.
Subjective donor-site morbidity, knee and ankle range of motion and instability, presence of sensory or motor function loss, gait and fibular regeneration were assessed.
Synoptic circulation patterns (large-scale tropospheric motion systems) affect air pollution and, potentially, air-pollution-morbidity associations.
However, this procedure leads to numerous morbidity problems such as pain, lymphocel, restriction of arm motion, chronic lymphedema, paresthesia, and, as a consequence, deterioration of life quality.
The rationale for motion preservation by disc replacement after anterior cervical discectomy is to diminish long-term morbidity secondary to adjacent segment degeneration.
The cardiogenic shock that accompanies the motion of enzymes affects the prognostic of this pathology and grafts pediatric patients with a significant morbidity and mortality.
The results of this study demonstrate that the ICAM splinting technique is safe, simple to manage, decreases the morbidity associated with immobilization, is cost effective, and has high patient compliance when compared to other early motion programs.
Significant morbidity can be observed at the site of this formation of new bone, including pain and loss of motion especially around joints.
Reduction in motion of the GTV is needed to create smaller target volumes for higher radiation doses with the same normal tissue morbidity in order to provide improved cure rates.
Apologies for the morbidity.
