Meanings of medical comorbidity in inglés

We reviewed the current literature on medical comorbidity burden in bipolar disorder.

There was no racial difference in medical comorbidity or preoperative risk.

Predictors examined included demographic characteristics, medical comorbidity, disability, and psychological symptoms.

The extent and consequences of medical comorbidity in patients with schizophrenia are generally underrecognized.

Results: Black participants had greater baseline psychiatric and medical comorbidity.

Resilience was significantly correlated with increased age, lower cognitive functioning, greater cerebrovascular risk, and greater medical comorbidity.

A modified version of the Charlson Comorbidity Index was used to measure the cumulative burden of medical comorbidity.

This study examined the degree of association between clinical depression and medical comorbidity in patients hospitalized with AMI.

Conclusions: Patients with AMI and clinical depression have significantly greater levels of medical comorbidity than nondepressed, socially isolated patients.

Self-efficacy, pain severity, and medical comorbidity burden were associated with slower gait regardless of the location of the pain.

Older age and medical comorbidity are factors associated with more severe illness and risk of death due to COVID-19 infection.

A sensitivity analysis found that these cost differences were largely explained by the patients with depression and the most severe medical comorbidity.

Conclusions: In patients older than 80 years of age who undergo debulking surgery for ovarian cancer, serious medical comorbidity and advanced ASA status are common.

Vaccine coverage was incomplete in at-risk groups, particularly non-elderly patients with medical comorbidities.

SF-36 scores showed significant, but small associations with the presence of medical comorbidities.

Background: Medical comorbidities in people with mental disorders have recently gained more attention.