ライフサイエンスコーパス: medical illness

1 ent with paroxetine and baseline severity of medical illness).

2 endorsed (i.e., more organs were affected by medical illness).

3 ation among patients hospitalized with acute medical illness.

4 not secondary to medication use or comorbid medical illness.

5 what older and had a higher level of chronic medical illness.

6 etween depression and increased instances of medical illness.

7 ing for differences in age, sex, and chronic medical illness.

8 after adjusting for the severity of chronic medical illness.

9 chiatric diagnosis or gynecological or other medical illness.

10 ring hospital admission and with nonsurgical medical illness.

11 -IV Axis I psychiatric disorders and general medical illness.

12 specially for patients with comorbid chronic medical illness.

13 lung cancer and not as a result of comorbid medical illness.

14 epression, cognitive impairment, and chronic medical illness.

15 ied by sex, and controlled for education and medical illness.

16 lderly patients after adjustment for chronic medical illness.

17 are costs, even after adjustment for chronic medical illness.

18 epressed primary care patients with comorbid medical illness.

19 mes than depressed patients without comorbid medical illness.

20 eath among individuals with life-threatening medical illness.

21 (including alcohol) dependence is a chronic medical illness.

22 rovascular disease risk factors and comorbid medical illness.

23 re at least 65 years of age or had a serious medical illness.

24 d has positive effects in prevention of some medical illnesses.

25 medication status and other psychiatric and medical illnesses.

26 elop not only MDD but also other age-related medical illnesses.

27 had no other past or present psychiatric or medical illnesses.

28 e among the most disabling and costly of all medical illnesses.

29 ne patch therapy for outpatient smokers with medical illnesses.

30 cated in pathophysiology underlying comorbid medical illnesses.

31 orten development times of drugs for serious medical illnesses.

32 sorders can complicate the course of chronic medical illnesses.

33 sorders and in itself can be associated with medical illnesses.

34 It ranks among the world's most disabling medical illnesses.

35 ortality in older patients hospitalized with medical illnesses.

36 ve Assessment) and depression (Depression in Medical Illness-10) screening.

37 clinically apparent cognitive impairment or medical illness (43 men and 36 women) and 39 healthy com

38 s (83%) were men; 86% had 2 or more comorbid medical illnesses, 67% of which included coronary artery

39 worker-referred homeless adults with chronic medical illnesses (89% of referrals) from September 2003

40 Severity of medical illness, a diagnosis of major depressive disorde

41 cumulative mortality from treatment-related medical illness actually exceeds that of mortality from

42 ociated with depressive disorder and chronic medical illness, adjustment for these factors only parti

43 less acceptable among patients with serious medical illness already requiring multiple concomitant m

44 of common immune-mediated vulnerabilities to medical illness and depression are consistent with these

45 Self-reported medical illness and disability data from a nationally re

46 t health care costs, controlling for chronic medical illness and other forms of psychological distres

47 The total burden of medical illness and the number of organ systems affected

48 depression mainly affects those with chronic medical illnesses and cognitive impairment, causes suffe

49 are models (CCMs) improve outcome in chronic medical illnesses and depression treated in primary care

50 ool causes psychological stress, complicates medical illnesses and management, and has major economic

51 consistent with studies of women with other medical illnesses and with a recent epidemiology study t

52 variables, presence and severity of chronic medical illness, and demographic characteristics.

53 en after controlling for depression, chronic medical illness, and demographic differences.

54 essors such as the death of a family member, medical illness, and financial uncertainty.

55 tional level, presence or absence of chronic medical illnesses, and base-line cognitive status.

56 Depression is treatable in patients with medical illnesses, and collaborative care models can yie

57 and disability, worsens the outcomes of many medical illnesses, and increases mortality.

58 r greater than the cost of many other common medical illnesses, and the combination of depressive and

59 raphic characteristics and burden of general medical illness, anxiety was associated with an addition

60 Smokers with medical illnesses are at particular risk for complicatio

61 Patients with acute medical illnesses are at prolonged risk for venous throm

62 meless adults, especially those with chronic medical illnesses, are frequent users of costly medical

63 ymptoms and included provider assessments of medical illnesses as well as resource utilization.

64 Knowledge of the medical illnesses associated with infertility, the types

65 mmatory biomarkers, even in the absence of a medical illness; (b) inflammatory illnesses are associat

66 based on criteria modified for patients with medical illness better predicted mortality than a diagno

67 The authors tested the hypotheses that medical illness burden is independently associated with

68 ith previously studied patients with chronic medical illnesses but had more deficits in the social fu

69 n those of patients with other major chronic medical illnesses but were higher than or comparable to

70 tions to improve the care of psychiatric and medical illness concurrently.

71 en in those subjects (n = 7) with concurrent medical illnesses (diabetes and/or heart disease) suppos

72 ) at inception, and their incidence of major medical illness during the follow-up period was signific

73 s with cancer than among patients with other medical illnesses, even after psychiatric illness and th

74 and the number of organ systems affected by medical illness had a significantly negative predictive

75 ts hospitalized with a wide variety of acute medical illnesses have demonstrated a risk of VTE in med

76 n addition, patients with extensive comorbid medical illnesses in whom standard operative repair is c

77 occurrence and progression of several major medical illnesses including cardiovascular disease and c

78 utophagy have been linked to a wide range of medical illnesses, including cancer as well as infectiou

79 phylaxis in hospitalized patients with acute medical illnesses is unknown.

80 , tribe, subsequent BCG vaccination, chronic medical illness, isoniazid use, and bacille Calmette-Gue

81 history of cardiac disease, or complicating medical illness may benefit from referral to a cardiolog

82 ter adjustment for age, sex, race/ethnicity, medical illness, mental health problems, substance abuse

83 no contribution was demonstrated for chronic medical illness or city of residence.

84 ents with destructive wounds and significant medical illness or transfusion requirements of more than

85 a in demographic characteristics, underlying medical illness, or clinical symptoms.

86 9], p<0.0001), people with one, two, or more medical illnesses (p<0.0001), or people with psychotic i

87 Alcohol abuse, chronic medical illnesses, panic disorder, major depression, and

88 s show that after adjustment for severity of medical illness, patients with depression or anxiety and

89 selected donors aged 5-79 years with a short medical illness preceding death and no history of liver

90 For many elderly patients, an acute medical illness requiring hospitalization is followed by

91 a population of homeless adults with chronic medical illnesses resulted in fewer hospital days and em

92 ontrolling for baseline depression severity, medical illness severity, age, sex, and race.

93 nt diseases, management of multiple comorbid medical illnesses, social isolation, polypharmacy, and f

94 In older patients, acute medical illness that requires hospitalization is a senti

95 y, underrecognized co-morbid conditions, and medical illnesses that masquerade as 'psychogenic' dizzi

96 volving IL-18 in enhancing susceptibility to medical illness (that is, diabetes, heart disease and pe

97 y rate than did the total burden of comorbid medical illnesses, the excess mortality rate associated

98 f patients were more aware of their parents' medical illnesses, they might be able to estimate their

99 or older who were hospitalized for an acute medical illness to receive subcutaneous enoxaparin, 40 m

100 is being addressed in guidelines for general medical illness treatment.

101 ptoms were eliminated if easily explained by medical illness, treatments, or hospitalization).

102 Adjusting for sex, education, and medical illness, variability was associated with inciden

103 ith different social support and severity of medical illness variables in incident and prevalent pati

104 ion medications disappeared when severity of medical illness was controlled.

105 Older age, cumulative trauma, and chronic medical illness were also associated with disability.

106 nial irradiation, psychiatric conditions, or medical illness were assessed.

107 r age, sex, race, education, and severity of medical illness were controlled for, Hamilton depression

108 ients with chronic kidney disease or serious medical illness were excluded.

109 es, patients with comorbid depression and/or medical illness were more likely-and patients from ethni

110 Patients who were hospitalized for acute medical illnesses were randomly assigned to receive subc

111 Both traumatic injuries and medical illnesses were treated.

112 ho are likely to suffer with other long-term medical illnesses which limit their lifestyle.

113 t process for people with serious mental and medical illnesses who are considering participating in t

114 r certain older patients with selected acute medical illnesses who require acute hospital-level care.

115 risk of dying from the heat were people with medical illnesses who were socially isolated and did not