Apr 1, 2020 13:54
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English term
CFR (case fatality rate)
COVID-19
GBK
English to Hebrew
Medical
Medical (general)
Definition from
Kaiser Family Foundation:
An estimate of the risk of mortality from a contagious disease. The CFR is calculated by dividing the number of deaths caused by a disease by the number of cases of that disease in a given time period. The CFR is time and location-dependent, and many different factors can influence the CFR, such as speed of diagnosis of cases, health system capacity, age and other demographic characteristics, among others. For COVID-19, estimates of the CFR have varied; in China, CFR estimates by province have ranged from <1% to 5.8%.
Example sentences:
When data were stratified by age group, the case-fatality rate in Italy and China appear very similar for age groups 0 to 69 years. (JAMA Network)
This crude CFR is high: for comparison, the CFR for seasonal influenza is 0.1%. (Virology blog)
The data indicated that the CFR was elevated among COVID-19 patients with preexisting comorbid conditions, specifically, cardiovascular disease (CFR, 10.5%), diabetes (7.3%), chronic respiratory disease (6.3%), hypertension (6%), and cancer (5.6%). (The Hospitalist)
Proposed translations
(Hebrew)
5 +1 | שיעור הקטלניות | Mil-on Translations (Ilana Gillon) |
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Proposed translations
+1
9 days
שיעור הקטלניות
Definition from
wikipedia:
באפידמיולוגיה, שיעור קטלניות הוא היחס בין האנשים שנפטרו ממחלה מסוימת לעומת כלל האוכלוסייה הסובלת מאותה המחלה. לדוגמה: אם מתוך קבוצה של 100 חולים, נפטרו 9, המשמעות היא ש-9 נפטרו אך 91 החלימו, מה שמוביל לכך ששיעור הקטלניות של המחלה יהיה 9%.
Example sentences:
אם מתוך קבוצה של 100 חולים, נפטרו 9, המשמעות היא ש-9 נפטרו אך 91 החלימו, מה שמוביל לכך ששיעור הקטלניות של המחלה יהיה 9%. (wikipedia)
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