The phrase "ad prognosis" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It appears to be a mix of Latin and English, and it may be intended to refer to "prognosis" in a medical or predictive context.
Example: "The doctor provided an ad prognosis for the patient's recovery timeline."
Alternatives: "regarding prognosis" or "in terms of prognosis".
The human apolipoprotein (apo) E4 isoform is associated with an increased risk for Alzheimer's disease (AD) and poor prognosis after acute CNS injury.
OBJECTIVES: To use a formal decision-making strategy to reach clinically appropriate, internally consistent decisions on the application of quality indicators (QIs) to vulnerable elders (VEs) with advanced dementia (AD) or poor prognosis (PP).
Indeed, the fluid biomarkers thus far showing the greatest promise for use in AD diagnosis and prognosis are CSF amyloid-β42 (Aβ42), tau, and phosphorylated forms of tau (p-tau) [1]]–[[5].
Plasma AChE might have potential as an indicator of disease progress and prognosis in AD and warrants further investigation.
Prognosis quo ad vitam is good.
However, vitamin E supplementation does not seem to improve prognosis in AD [ 61].
Such a marker would bring new impetus to AD research, diagnosis and prognosis and the field looks forward to additional studies testing and hopefully confirming this hypothesis.
Some authors have tried to establish the presence of the AD genes as a prognosis biomarker in device associated infections [ 8, 16].
Existing research designs, primarily subjective in nature, have been at a relative disadvantage for evaluating disordered metamemory and its relation to the clinical and neuropathological heterogeneity of AD, as well as its prognosis for various disease outcomes.
The precise contribution of AD to clinical findings and prognosis in advanced cancer is unclear.
