Underlying hormonal, immune - mediated, and tumor related causes carry
more guarded prognoses.
Dogs with disseminated infection almost always have
a more guarded prognosis than dogs with uncomplicated lung disease.
Kidney damage may not be reversible and thus carries
a more guarded prognosis.
Generalized demodicosis is more difficult to treat and carries
a more guarded prognosis.
Puppies or unvaccinated older dogs have
a more guarded prognosis due to their immunocompromised status and increased risk of developing bronchopneumonia.
Acanthomatous epulides have
a more guarded prognosis since they are much more difficult to completely remove.
Dogs that have lost deep pain sensation or already have become paralyzed from IVDD have a much
more guarded prognosis.
Not exact matches
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guard's
prognosis on Saturday.
While surgery may give you
more time with your dog, it is a last resort option and the
prognosis is extremely
guarded.
However, the
prognosis is much
more guarded once the cat has
more severe disease.
For those with a
more serious condition,
prognosis declines and can become
guarded to poor.
The
prognosis for older cats is
more guarded, and they may require on going steroid therapy to keep the lesions in remission.
If the condition is repaired promptly, the
prognosis for excellent function is very good but becomes
more guarded the longer the surgery is postponed.
If it is
more severe, the
prognosis is
more guarded.
If it is caused by something
more severe such as a tumor, his
prognosis is
guarded.
The
prognosis is
more guarded in patients with B canis infections, resistant bacterial infections, and severe neurologic deficits.
The
prognosis is
more guarded in patients with
The
prognosis for cats with mammary tumors is
guarded as mammary tumors tend to be
more aggressive and metastatic in cats.
The
prognosis in cats is much
more guarded than in dogs.
Partial occlusion of the shunt usually results in improvement, but has a
more guarded long - term
prognosis.