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The doctor said that it was impossible to make any prognosis because the eye cavity was filled with blood.
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Nobody can make a prognosis today".
"It's difficult to make a prognosis," he said.
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The Spaniard said last night it was too early to make a prognosis on Gerrard and that he would await the outcome of x-rays and scans this morning.
In cancer, personalised medicine uses specific information about a person's tumour to help diagnose, plan treatment, find out how well treatment is working, or make a prognosis.
That makes it hard to forecast the future of the industry in the U.S. "I wouldn't dare to make a prognosis," Vasella says.
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