Sentence examples for delay prognosis from inspiring English sources

One could propose the need to delay prognosis assessment until 72 hours after normothermia has been achieved (that is, 4 to 5 days after CA), but no reliable data are available on the reliability and predictive value of clinical tests at this timepoint [ 14].

This lag time may explain the lack of correlation between diagnostic delay and prognosis.

Due to the association between delay and prognosis for breast cancer [ 32], it is important to quantify it and identify correlated factors.

Several reports have linked the presence of high titers of anti-Gg Abs with delayed recovery/poor prognosis in GBS.

Ms. Shakirova believes the delay worsened her prognosis.

We suggest a study to evaluate the impact of delay on the prognosis of admitted patients.

Continuing on from the previous study [ 30], which allowed us to identify a cohort of 953 patients with colorectal cancer, we consider it to be of paramount interest to determine which variables from amongst those studied, as well as the different components of diagnosis delay, affect the prognosis of patients with cancer of the colon and rectum.

Thus, administration of antibiotics may also be delayed, compromising the prognosis of patients with bacterial meningitis [44].

However, in NAC-resistant or NAC-toxic cases, surgical treatment or radiotherapy might be delayed and the prognosis may be adversely affected.

The severity of his disease suggests that patients who test positive for both HLA-A29 and HLA-B27 carry a poor visual prognosis, though delay to diagnosis and patient deferral of additional treatment are also contributing factors.

Acute renal and respiratory dysfunctions occur in approximately 40-50% of patients resuscitated from CA. Hypoxemia (a consequence of pulmonary edema, but also lung contusion, atelectasia, or aspiration), cardiogenic shock, acute renal failure, and liver failure may of course worsen the prognosis and delay neurological recovery.