Exemplos de uso de Increase in mortality em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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An%IDWG higher than 5.7% was associated with a 35% increase in mortality, regardless of other risk factors.
have shown an increase in mortality from external causes since the 1990s.
The most relevant finding was that readmission was associated with a tenfold increase in mortality.
insulin therapy was associated with an increase in mortality 26.8% vs. 18.7.
Morel et al. also reported that there was no increase in mortality with de-escalation in general infections at the ICU.
was not related to an increase in mortality.
may have contributed to an increase in mortality observed.
contributing to the increase in mortality and morbidity ratios.
confer a higher risk of future cardiovascular events to patients with hypertrophic myocardiopathy and perhaps, an increase in mortality.
is related to an increase in mortality.
Delirium is a transitory clinical entity that has been associated with an increase in mortality, and POCD is a condition characterized by impaired memory,
The results of this analysis demonstrate that lung cancer in Brazil presents a distribution pattern with a reduction in mortality for males and an increase in mortality for females.
sleep disorders, which may contribute to an increase in mortality.
One explanation for the increase in mortality in the association of aortic valve surgery with CABG is that these are more severe cases, due to the presence of comorbidities
An important fact is the increase in mortality from AIDS, which was three to four times higher in the 15-to-19-year age group,
The introduction of the HAART in 1996 caused increase in mortality by coronary arterial disease,
a database analysis showed an increase in mortality around 23% compared to patients without abdominal obesity. This study disregarded Diabetes
With regard to the GRACE score, the increase in mortality from the low-risk stratum to the intermediate-risk stratum was excessive 2.4%,