Sentences with phrase «term prognosis»

The long term prognosis for returning to walking is good in most cases.

But more and more agree that the short - term prognosis for climate change is much less certain than once thought.

Animal shelters will take a pregnant dog, but her long term prognosis there would be grim.

Because of the variable nature of pancreatitis in cats, the long - term prognosis varies considerably.

The initial visit is an ideal time to discuss a feeding schedule and long - term prognosis with the horse owner.

Nonetheless, the longer term prognosis looks good for IT.

It's short — just 7 questions — and will give you instant feedback about your short - term prognosis at the end.

Evidence that earlier detection and provision of services improves long term prognosis makes early diagnosis particularly important to improve the child's adaptive skills and future functioning.

What does give us the most information about the long - term prognosis for gold is the level of real interest rates globally.

The long - term prognosis of traumatic brain injury patients depends on the severity of the injury.

Therefore, the long term prognosis is not good.

Although that means Macau is still expanding and the analysts believe the long - term prognosis remains good, several policy prescriptions Beijing is preparing could negatively impact the region.

Morris Animal Foundation - funded researchers at the University of Minnesota felt that by gaining a better understanding of the underlying biology of this aggressive tumor, they could discover new ways of improving long term prognosis in dogs with hemangiosarcoma.

Factors associated with poor long - term prognosis include depression, arthralgia and disease duration.

This procedure was reported to be successful in 4 out of 6 canine patients with recurrent pericardial effusion, 8 and may be considered in patients with a poor long - term prognosis as a result of neoplasia.

It will be necessary to do more operations and get an idea of the long - term prognosis before we say that the method is a success,» Warnke says.

His long - term prognosis stinks; twenty percent survival rate if the treatment works, which it might not.

The disadvantage of this diet are; it is not very tasty, not a lot of cats will eat it, and it is too new to really know the long term prognosis by feeding this diet alone as a treatment.

There is increased risk of surgery in a cat with pyometra, but the long - term prognosis after spaying is good.

According to the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS), the long term prognosis for animals undergoing surgical repair of the cranial cruciate ligament is good, with reports of improvement in 85 - 90 % of the cases.

However, while the long - term prognosis remains fair to poor, most dogs that stabilize quickly will live for a period of 6 — 12 months.

In general it has a poor long term prognosis if there is not a correctable underlying cause.

The long - term prognosis varies with the cell type and the stage:

Soft tissue injuries with a favorable long - term prognosis include the following (see the image below):

The medium - to longer - term prognosis for this housing sector remains very positive.»

American economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is offering a vague and mildly pessimistic near - term prognosis of the global economy, including a hint that Canada's fate may yet follow that of the U.S.

Senator Carignan: There is much discussion about short - term prognosis.

The story is told by 16 - year - old Hazel, a brave and brilliant though never worthy lung cancer sufferer for whom the long - term prognosis is unclear.

The long - term prognosis for a start up like that is not good though.

Little is known about the cause of J.D. Gibbs» condition or his long - term prognosis, only that although he will continue to have a «day - to - day» role at the team's headquarters, his at - track presence will be limited.

The one thing we know is that the Spurs won't rush him back into the lineup, which will be good for his long - term prognosis but not great for his MVP candidacy in this crowded field.

When asked about his long - term prognosis, doctors refused to speculate and said his condition was still «grave.»

People often confuse the terms prognosis and diagnosis.

The term prognosis refers to making an educated guess about the expected outcome of mental health treatment, a prediction of the process a teen may have to go through in order to heal, and the extent of healing expected to take place.

What's the long - term prognosis for New Zealand?

These patients have worse long - term prognosis and more complications during their hospital stay.

And what is the long term prognosis for the trout?

«The long - term prognosis is not very good if they're not interbreeding with other populations,» Wilmers says.

«We are not saying the panda is out of the woods,» he says, but with conservation efforts «the long - term prognosis is much more favorable for the future of the species.»

In part that's because the more quickly a psychotic break is detected and treated with antipsychotics and other therapies, the better the long - term prognosis.

Better testing is needed because recent changes in who gets each form of the disease have made it risky to categorize patients based on their age, ethnicity or weight, as was common in the past, and also because of growing evidence that early, aggressive treatment of type - 1 diabetes improves patients» long - term prognoses.

«We found that not only do these biomarkers predict the development of AKI but, at high levels, they also tell us about long - term prognosis,» said senior investigator John Kellum, M.D., a critical care physician at UPMC and director of the Center for Critical Care Nephrology at the University of Pittsburgh.

In a field where time and accuracy can be critical to a patient's long - term prognosis, the study is a step toward automating part of biopsy analysis and improving the efficiency of the process, the researchers say.

«Unrecognised MI has a poor short - term prognosis but until now the long - term outlook was unknown,» said lead author Dr Tushar Acharya, a cardiologist at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, US.

Lennox - Gastaut syndrome (LGS) or Dravet syndrome (DS) are rare, severe forms of epilepsy with onset in early childhood and poor long - term prognoses.