cause-specific

Cause-specific survival was the difference between time zero and the date of death due to cancer.

The number of causes on each record was tabulated, as were cause-specific frequencies.

Does the pattern of cause-specific mortality differ between the two cohorts?

Evaluation of survival and cause-specific mortality rates using telemetry data"."

The research group found that correlations between the socio-economic-position overall and cause-specific mortality.

(1989) suggested is best for the ascertainment of cause-specific mortality.

Information from this database is also used in the calculation of statistics, such as cause-specific death rates and life expectancy.

Cause-specific mortality during and after pregnancy and the definition of maternal death.

"Significant trends were observed with increasing years since quitting for all major cause-specific outcomes.

Cause-specific mortality could only be examined for three groupings: all cancer, circulatory system, and suicide.

Workers were exposed to other substances, and the observed number of cause-specific and overall deaths was relatively small.

Cause-specific mortality rate - the mortality rate for a specified cause of death.

Adverse socioeconomic conditions in childhood and cause-specific adult mortality: prospective observational study.

If maternal deaths are related to the total population, they result in cause-specific mortality rate (generally expressed per 100,000 population).

Brachytherapy treatment was also independently associated with better cause-specific survival and overall survival.

This can be done for all-cause mortality or for cause-specific mortality.

If cause-specific measures are insufficient, soft-tissue graft surgery may be used to create more gingiva.

Industry-wide cause-specific mortality patterns among synthetic rubber workers.

The corrected or cause-specific survival rates derived in this way presuppose knowledge of individual patients’ causes of death.

Studies of cause-specific mortality patterns provide more examples of how rural areas and decreased health status are not always synonymous.

Cause-specific mortality in a cohort of 1000 ABS workers.

Within each six-month period and cause-specific age stratum we calculated the number of deaths expected in this manner:

No prior study has explored overall and cause-specific mortality in an entire country using complete day-by-day information about actual living arrangements over this time frame.