Even a mild loss will significantly impair an individual's ability to communicate and stay connected, and hearing aids help tremendously.
Results: 947 soldiers reported prior TBI, nearly all of which was mild (loss of consciousness, ≤20min), and most of which (60%) occurred within the last 5 years.
A 61-year-old mental health counselor in Kittanning, Pa., she reported nothing more than a mild loss of memory, particularly when it came to recalling what someone had said in conversation a few minutes ago.
Histological examination of liver showed mild mononuclear infiltration in the portal trait, enlarged nucleus around the central vein and mild loss of hepatocyte architecture in rats treated with 750 mg/kg of AESC.
As such, we conclude that only patients with a minimal to mild loss in joint space on roentgenological examination should form part of the target group who are likely to benefit from intra-articular knee viscoelastic supplementation.
An audiologist outside the booth plotted the results on an audiogram, and showed me that, while most of my hearing falls within the lower half of the normal range, I have a mild loss in both ears above four thousand hertz, which is about the frequency of the highest C on a piano a typical result for a non-rocker in his early sixties.
Histology of liver showed severe vacuolation, loss of hepatic architecture and granular deposits in the hepatocytes of DEP and Clophen A60 + DEP treated rats, whereas in Clophen A60 alone treated rats, hepatocytes showed hyper pigmentation mild loss of hepatic architecture in centrilobular and periportal area.
While nearly two-thirds of adults over 70 have hearing loss, only 40 percent of those with a moderate loss use hearing aids, and incredibly, only 3 percent of those with a mild loss do, according to the recently published study.
Mild loss of external rotation was common.
There was a mild loss of reduction in two cases and both were in the lateral entry group.
In the presence of partial tears of fibres without retraction, there is a mild loss of muscle function.
