They may have functional impairment.
Specific issues such as a spinal deformity, limitations on activities of daily living, pain, functionality, social impairment, self esteem, and depression also are addressed.
Complications of PD may cause a temporary or permanent loss in dialysis functionality, with resultant impairment of the patient's condition.
The mean baseline clinical global impression of severity score of 4.4 indicated moderately severe illness, and other baseline averages indicated clinically significant pain, fatigue, sleep impairment and impaired functionality.
53 Our findings highlight the need to emphasise wrist fractures as being associated with considerable impairment in functionality and independence.
Such a broad-applicability instrument would enable comparison of the functionality scores of different impairments of pediatric hands with regard to unimpaired hand functioning.
Interventions designed to prevent sarcopenia and improve muscle strength may help reduce the burden of cognitive and physical impairments of functionality in community-dwelling seniors.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (4th Edition, DSM-IV) defines AD as a mental disorder [ 3] with marked clinically relevant impairments and functionality constraints.
During aging, adult tissue stem cells exhibit impairments in functionality and exponential increases in premalignant mutations driven by cell-intrinsic defects and alterations in the stem cell niche and the blood circulatory environment (Ju et al., 2007; Behrens et al., 2014).
Gait disturbance results in functional disability after stroke, and improving walking functionality is the most often stated goal of such subjects among all stroke-related impairments [ 1– 5].
The indicated amount of calcite which might dissolve during 1 year, however, will not lead to severe impairment of the functionality of the hydropower plant during its assumed life span.
