Usage of "morbidity rate"

A rate representing the proportion of a population affected with a given illness.

Использование термина morbidity rate на английском

Results: The morbidity rate of chronic pancreatitis in China has recently increased. 
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There was no postoperative mortality and the morbidity rate was low. 
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Achieving a low morbidity rate demands meticulous attention to operative technique and anatomical detail. 
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Results: Postoperative morbidity rate were comparable between the two groups. 
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The unadjusted neonatal morbidity rate was highest in South Asian-born women at most gestations. 
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Background: Snakebites are a neglected threat to global human health with a high morbidity rate. 
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Hemispherectomy, for the treatment of seizures, is highly successful but has a significant morbidity rate. 
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There was no mortality and the morbidity rate was under 4%. 
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The morbidity rate rose from 1.58 to 3.28 cases per 100,000 people. 
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Conclusion: In patients with lymphoma, surgical endoscopic techniques have a high diagnostic yield and a low morbidity rate. 
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Conclusions: Laparoscopic resection for CRLM offers advantages in terms of reduced blood loss, morbidity rate and hospital stay. 
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Since then it has become curable with a variable mortality and morbidity rate for individual pathogens and patients. 
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Our hospital mortality rate was 21%, and postoperative morbidity rate was 31%. 
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Other factors including the length of postoperative hospital stay and morbidity rate did not differ between the two groups. 
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There was no statistically significant difference regarding the duration of hospitalization or the morbidity rate between the two groups. 
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In cases of delayed or nonunion, classical treatment is autologous cancelous bone graft which is associated with high morbidity rate. 
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Значения термина morbidity rate на английском