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At the time this analysis was performed for NICE, no further long-term data on patient weight were available and therefore the assumption was made that the initial weight loss would be fully regained in a linear manner to a level that corresponded to the patients' baseline weight.
This is clearly a psychogenic phenomenon; memory is fully regained if the patient is rehypnotized and an appropriate counter-suggestion given.
And as with any unsteady recovery, the risk remains of a tumble or two before footing can be fully regained.
His problems were physical but, even if fitness is fully regained, the psychological scars may not heal, particularly for the sprinters.
The improved models have allowed patients glimpses of their environments, enabling them to make out abstract images, though their vision has not been fully regained.
14 18 We explored the impact of a disutility (0.09, 14 see online supplementary appendix) on diagnosis, which was fully regained with treatment SVR.
The problem is that patients who wait too long become so debilitated that recovery is harder and function is often not fully regained.
This is a useful generalization of wrestling's stage aesthetic, in which the enactment of Suffering, Injustice or Male Pride lost or regained is fully articulated in every masklike grimace and gesticulation.
The original oxidation state is, however, not fully regained.
These are of only limited value to capture changes of the patient's subjective health status and insensitive to assess if patients have fully regained independence in everyday life [ 20].
