Sentence examples for favourable evolution from inspiring English sources

Rupture of an epidermoid cyst in the arachnoidea space and Mollaret's benign recurrent pleocytic meningitis are very rare and their diagnosis is favoured by recurrence with a sudden onset, rapidly favourable evolution and the polymorphic character of the CSF.

This favourable evolution was not shared by the peasants of eastern Europe.

Among our AS group, 2.7 % of patients presented a moderate bronchospasm with a favourable evolution.

We report the favourable evolution of a 49-year-old man who benefited from a single stage bilateral total hip arthroplasty operation for his simultaneous bilateral, femoral neck fractures secondary to a generalized seizure.

Interestingly, we found that the Erasmus GBS outcome score would not have predicted a more favourable evolution in that group (p = 0.55).

We show that the Erasmus GBS outcome score in that group could also have predicted a more favourable evolution, compared with the other (p = 0.0018).

Interestingly, the present results not only support a favourable EF evolution after successful abolishment of AF, but also show EF evolution, similar in direction although smaller in magnitude, in patients where CPVA had failed.

Objective: Using as a starting point the favourable clinical evolution of a recipient of a 85 year old lung, we reviewed all of our donors from the last 6 years that were dismissed strictly because advance age (>60 years).

Blood levels and clinical course confirm its safety, with a rapidly favourable clinical evolution.

These biological features were not linked to favourable disease evolution, but this result must be interpreted cautiously in elderly patients.

However, upon favourable clinical evolution, rivaroxaban can be considered for the continued treatment and for long-term secondary prevention.