Conclusions: kallistatin may serve as a promising novel marker for prognosis of severe CAP & may be involved in its pathogenesis.
In addition, a probabilistic model based on the quantitative relationship between the crack growth size and cumulated entropy was proposed for prognosis of crack growth.
For prognosis of their thermodynamic properties at high pressures and temperatures, relevant equations of state (EOS), based on the proven physical models and available experimental data, are indicated.
In patients with Disorder of Consciousness (DOC) Event Related Potentials have been used for prognosis of recovery of the state of consciousness.
In this review, we discuss the evidence for prognosis of small HER2-positive cancers, and for possible benefit from adjuvant trastuzumab.
Although NT-proBNP on admission and at 48 hours showed a good performance for prognosis of in-hospital mortality, with AUC ROC > 0.8 for both, they did not improve the value of severity scores usually used in ICUs.
Sonography incorporating contrast agents, 3D reconstruction, Doppler or power flow studies, and MRI techniques may present new pathways for prognosis of treatment and value when counseling women considering treatment.
Our study, in addition to suggesting a different miRNA expression pattern between HCC samples of patients with recurrence and those with non-recurrence, proposes that this six-miRNA signature may serve as biomarker for prognosis of HCC patients following OLT.
This is not in contradiction with the hypothesis that the MMPs signature is a poor marker for prognosis of patients with primary breast cancer [23].
In addition, it remains to be investigated if skin test size can be used as a single criterion or whether serial testing and conversion is necessary for prognosis of TB disease, as recently discussed elsewhere [25].
The lists of annotated genes reported by each of the 23 independent GEP studies for prognosis of CRC included in the analysis were combined in order to identify those genes reported in two or more studies.
