Sentences with phrase «good prognosis»

Heart disease diagnosed and managed early in its progression carries a much better prognosis than after symptoms begin.

Early surgical intervention is the key to success and most cases, if operated early, have a very good prognosis.

As treatment methods improve, many pre-existing conditions have a much better prognosis.

In the cases analyzed, BIA - ALCL typically developed slowly, with good prognoses for patients who had both the implant and surrounding scar tissue removed.

Regarding the actor effect of perceived support, perceived availability of emotional support from a marital partner Kiecolt - Glaser & Newton, 2001; Robles et al., 2013) and from significant others encompassing family and friends (Cohen & Syme, 1985; Uchino, Bowen, Carlisle, & Birmingham, 2012; Uchino, Cacioppo, & Kiecolt - Glaser, 1996) has been associated with better prognosis among individuals with specific illness (es) such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, or arthritis.

All tumours in the study were small — less than 1 cm — and the lymph nodes were free of cancer (node negative), which in principle should be a signal of good prognosis.

For most average parasitic skin reactions and infestations, successful treatments provide good prognosis when they are applied appropriately and in a timely manner.

An important aim of the project is to provide better prognoses for those affected.

A Gleason score of < 6 typically indicates a less aggressive tumor with generally good prognosis.

The prognosis, however, appears to vary by site, with nasal cavity disease having a relatively better prognosis and sinus disease having an inferior prognosis.

There is a fairly good prognosis for dogs treated for low grade mast cell tumors.

From a research perspective, the new metabolic index concept can potentially facilitate better prognoses.

«In the future, doctors could test their patients for these markers and use them to make better prognoses and decide on the right treatment strategy for the individual,» says Robert.

Median survival for dogs with anal sac adenocarcinomas was 544 days and dogs with tumors < 10 cm having a significant better prognosis.

Thankfully, there are surgical options available to treat elbow dysplasia with generally very good prognosis rates for resolution of lameness.

«Distinguishing patients with good prognosis could potentially spare them the toxic side effects associated with adjuvant therapy,» said study corresponding author Antoine Snijders, a research scientist at Berkeley Lab's Biological Systems and Engineering Division.

Verhaak said whether these mutations are markers of good prognosis or actually have a role in thwarting tumor progression is not known.

It's also significant because people with IPMN, which has been more frequently diagnosed in recent years, have a much better prognosis for survival than those with PanINs.

Furberg hopes that it will one day be possible to use an individual's BMI — or some other, more suitable, proxy for obesity — to develop treatments that are specific to a person's cancer subtype, as well as to provide better prognoses.

The majority of MCT are Grade 1 tumors and are well differentiated and appear to have a very good prognosis with no treatment beyond complete surgical removal.

Dogs that acquire MG later in life usually have a fairly good prognosis with treatment.

This makes for a much better prognosis.

The doctors did not give me a good prognosis, several doctors that I did not tell what the other doctors had said to me about the illness, and thought that I would not be here after 5 - 10 years.

However, the Gunners are facing a better prognosis with Alexis Sanchez who could be fit to face Middlesborough in the FA Cup this weekend.

It's better just to go see somebody and check it out instead of wait because what's the worse thing that could happen you get some extra service or you get some extra help because the key with autism and making, having the best prognosis is getting the help early.

That does not indicate a good prognosis.

Now, testing of that compound is leading to a better prognosis for mice with the disease and the possibility of potential drugs that will improve outcomes for patients with SMA.

Understanding how margin length decreases from surgery to pathology — because of how the removed tissue shrinks and tumor cells invade surrounding tissues — can lead to better surgical margin planning and in turn a better prognosis, said corresponding author Milan Milovancev, a board - certified veterinary surgeon at OSU's College of Veterinary Medicine.

However, by combining therapies currently being researched, a better prognosis could be on the horizon, Lorson said.

There is clear evidence that thin, early - stage melanomas have better prognoses, since surgical removal at this stage is extremely effective.

«We don't have answers as to why high cholesterol is associated with this disease and with a better prognosis, but we're hoping to advance these findings in future research.»

«Furthermore, in aggressive types of brain tumours, several macroRNAs are produced much more actively than in tumours with a good prognosis.

«Elevated cholesterol's link with canine cancer includes a better prognosis.»

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Each experience was categorized as: a) diagnosed through screening and with a good prognosis; b) not diagnosed through screening and with a good prognosis; c) diagnosed through screening and with a poor prognosis; d) not diagnosed through screening and with a poor prognosis; or e) unknown screening or prognosis.

The team began by questioning why patients with melanoma who develop the autoimmune disease called vitiligo have such a good prognosis.

An increased risk of suicidal behaviour was seen after diagnoses for most cancers, except for cancer of the thyroid and testis and melanoma (skin cancer), which may reflect the better prognosis for these cancers in this age group.

«My point is that the faster we identify these patients, the better prognoses we will have and the lighter the load on the healthcare system later on.

Furthermore, the TexRAD markers showed the ability to assess at an early stage the likelihood of survival, distinguishing patients who will have a good prognosis from those having poor prognosis.

Clinical trials are the gold standard of research, but the body of scientific data should be compelling before translating scientific findings to our at - risk, presumed healthy patients for disease prevention and patients with a good prognosis undergoing treatment.»

While younger patients have a better prognosis, overall survival rates are very poor and new treatments are needed.

«For instance, a Stage IVb patient with metastases only to the lung would be expected to have a better prognosis than a patient with Stage IVc.

«While early diagnosis along with optimal medical therapy offers patients with autoimmune hepatitis a good prognosis, the disease can be very severe in some cases,» explains lead author Dr. Arndt Vogel from Hannover Medical School in Hannover, Germany.

Despite the overall good prognosis, chemists are more prone to certain types of cancer.

Like other skin cancers, MCC has the best prognosis when detected early.

And very importantly: the earlier treatment is started, the better the prognosis for the future.»

Moreover, vaccinated people who do develop melanoma have a better prognosis than their...