Definition of co-morbid in English:

co-morbid

adjective

Medicine

Relating to or denoting a medical condition that co-occurs with another.
Example sentencesExamples
- Among women, depression disorders are much more likely to be accompanied by co-morbid anxiety disorders.
- Of all mental disorders, depression is probably the one most frequently seen co-morbid with other diseases.
- Most patients had serious co-morbid illnesses such as diabetes, chronic respiratory and heart disease.
- Her chest x-ray was reported to be stable, however her co-morbid conditions were causing continued weight loss, e.g. lack of control of her diabetes.
- He is a boy with learning difficulties and co-morbid conduct and attention deficit disorder.

Derivatives

co-morbidity

noun

Medicine

Few researchers have attempted to separate artifactual from true comorbidity.
Example sentencesExamples
- The same review included a section on prevalence of comorbidity in the disorder.
- Guidelines should take into account the risks due to the high incidence of comorbidity in the elderly.
- Several possible candidate variables produced significant t-tests results, indicating a significant association with comorbidity.
- Compensatory approaches are the most widely used techniques in basic research on comorbidity.

单词	co-morbid
释义	Definition of co-morbid in English: co-morbid adjective Medicine Relating to or denoting a medical condition that co-occurs with another. Example sentencesExamples Among women, depression disorders are much more likely to be accompanied by co-morbid anxiety disorders. Of all mental disorders, depression is probably the one most frequently seen co-morbid with other diseases. Most patients had serious co-morbid illnesses such as diabetes, chronic respiratory and heart disease. Her chest x-ray was reported to be stable, however her co-morbid conditions were causing continued weight loss, e.g. lack of control of her diabetes. He is a boy with learning difficulties and co-morbid conduct and attention deficit disorder. Derivatives co-morbidity noun Medicine Few researchers have attempted to separate artifactual from true comorbidity. Example sentencesExamples The same review included a section on prevalence of comorbidity in the disorder. Guidelines should take into account the risks due to the high incidence of comorbidity in the elderly. Several possible candidate variables produced significant t-tests results, indicating a significant association with comorbidity. Compensatory approaches are the most widely used techniques in basic research on comorbidity.
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