The grading of symptom intensity was performed using a 4-point scale (none, mild, moderate, severe).
Based on clinical considerations and the later generation of treatment goals, it was decided to use the established scores BSA and PASI for the grading of psoriasis symptoms (scaling, erythema and induration/infiltration) and extent of lesions.
During the hospital stay, using a standard registration form, the surgeon records data concerning diagnosis, comorbidity, American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) grade, duration of symptoms, treatment and image findings.
Following the proposal for redefining diagnostic criteria, the working group has proposed a severity scale in order to grade severity of symptoms in a patient with FM [ 10].
In the case of patients with joint symptoms prior to the start of AI administration, the grade of the symptoms at the time of exacerbation was assessed, and the pretreatment symptoms were not taken into consideration.
A postconcussion symptom checklist with grading of the common symptoms related to concussions may be used to assess the individual's present condition and to follow up on that person's improvement over time.
Material and Method: Forty-nine patientsubmitteded to turbinectomy associated or not with septoplasty, received questionnaires to grade the intensity of symptoms.
This classification grades the severity of symptoms in the jaw-face region into mild (i.e. temporomandibular joint (TMJ) sounds during opening and closing of the jaw and/or tiredness/stiffness in the jaws) or severe (i.e. pain, TMJ locking and/or difficulties in opening the mouth wide).
According to this scale, the grade of cumulative neuropathy depends on the duration and intensity of symptoms (grade 1: paraesthesia, dysesthesia of short duration; grade 2: paraesthesia, dysesthesia persisting between cycles; grade 3: paraesthesia, dysesthesia causing functional impairment).
