Приклади вживання Morbid obesity Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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MORBID OBESITY.
Grade 3 overweight(commonly called severe or morbid obesity)- BMI greater than or equal to 40 kg/m2.
Morbid obesity reduces life expectancy.
At present, the North American country has a prevalence of morbid obesity of between 5 and 6 percent of the population.
Morbid obesity has reached epidemic levels in affluent countries;
In only 13 years, from 1993 to 2006,there has gone from having 1.8 inhabitants out of every 1,000 with morbid obesity, to 6.1.
A person with morbid obesity has an ICM equal to or greater than 40.
Being overweight or obese puts you at serious health risks, and morbid obesity puts you at risk of early death.
Keywords: morbid obesity, dyslipidemia, cardiovascular risk, medicamental treatment, surgical treatment.
The patients opted for deafness, blindness, heart disease, even losing a limb,instead of returning to their morbid obesity.
Factors of cardiovascular risk in patients with morbid obesity and ways of their medicamental, non medicamental and surgical correction.
Morbid obesity, where a person's weight interferes with basic physical functions such as breathing and walking, now affects around 1% of men and 2% of women.
Effect of medical and surgical treatment of obesity oncardiovascular risk in patients with arterial hypertension and morbid obesity.
Aside from making an effort to control morbid obesity, it could also reduce the chance of certain medical ailments that include things like;
In this study,we present the results of three randomized prospective studies in patients with morbid obesity in whom sleeve gastrectomy was performed.
Morbid obesity, where a person's weight interferes with basic physical functions such as breathing and walking, now affects around one percent of men and two percent of women.
Scientists from the Medical College of Penn State studied the effect of weight loss surgicalmethod on the reproductive capacity of women's groups with morbid obesity.
Morbid obesity has increased 200 percent in Spain, according to a study by the Spanish Society of Cardiology(SEC), which is published in the'Revista Española de Cardiología'.
Effect of medical and surgical treatment of obesity on structural andfunctional parameters of left ventricle in patients with morbid obesity and arterial hypertension.
Specifically, in relation to morbid obesity, the risk of gestational diabetes increases twice in overweight women andup to eight times more in women with morbid obesity;
RomanovEffect of medical and surgical treatment of obesity oncardiovascular risk in patients with arterial hypertension and morbid obesity Український Кардіологічний Журнал.
Bariatric surgery is only recommended for people with severe or morbid obesity and it has been shown to lead to very substantial weight loss, which allows people to restart their lives.
Morbid obesity, explains Dr. Lecube, has even more serious and immediate consequences and people who suffer from it have a higher risk of developing the aforementioned pathologies, and in their case it is also more difficult to control these diseases and their associated complications.
The research that has revealed these figures, carried out by the University of Navarra,also concludes that the growth of the prevalence of morbid obesity is faster than that of a milder obesity(more than 200 percent in the first versus 65 percent). one hundred of the second.
People with morbid obesity have a life expectancy between five and twelve years less than those whose weight is considered normal(those with a body mass index between 18.5 and 24.9), according to Dr.
VLCDs have little or no utility in long-term weight management and are probably best used as stopgap measures before bariatric surgery or a long-term,comprehensive weight-loss program in patients with very severe or morbid obesity and associated comorbidities(body mass index[BMI]≥50).
A normal Body Mass Index(BMI) is between 18 and 24,while a person with morbid obesity has an ICM equal to or greater than 40. This problem continues to affect women more(6.8 of every thousand women and 5.4 of each thousand men), although the relative growth among men has been three times higher.
In the same way, they indicate that there should be a more than justifiedreason to initiate a process of fertility in women with morbid obesity, and that the application of assisted reproduction should be accompanied by a commitment to change the habits of life, without which there is clear evidence of possible risks of harm to the fetus, or that the treatment presents a clearly negative cost-effectiveness balance.