Sentence examples for ongoing disorders from inspiring English sources

In the presence of ongoing disorders of bone and mineral metabolism, these tendon ruptures result in swan neck as well as other finger deviation deformities, which lead to loss of function requiring difficult reconstructive surgeries.

These results suggest that the vulnerability to having a psychiatric disorder in itself is related to a worse HRQoL with respect to mental domains, even if there is no current ongoing disorder.

Some data suggest that for a subset of women there is a relationship between phases of the menstrual cycle and increased vulnerability for an exacerbation of ongoing mood disorders [ 22] (the so-called "catamenial mood disorder" [ 70]).

Ongoing eating disorders were found in 4.9% of athletes, the vast majority classified as eating disorders not otherwise specified (ED-NOS).

Ongoing substance disorders and/or severe depressive symptomatology often are the reason why patients are not treated by outpatient psychotherapy.

To better understand the nature of social anxiety in the context of ongoing mood disorders, we report the results of exploratory factor analyses of the Social Phobia Spectrum Self-Report InSHYument (SHY), a 162-item measure designed to capture the full spectrum of manifestations and features associated with social anxiety experienced across the lifespan.

Similar disorder rates were reported by Bryden et al. (7) in their sample of young adults with type 1 diabetes, while Grey et al. (8) found that depression in adolescence was associated with ongoing mood disorders in early adulthood.

Ongoing psychiatric disorders were evaluated using the Swedish version of the Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview, a structured interview based on DSM-IV and ICD-10 (Sheehan et al. 1998).

To improve early access to care for children and adolescents with ongoing mental disorders, a plan for proper action addressed to teachers and health professionals may well be important.

Inclusion criteria were: patients considered as depressed by the practitioner (this means no direct independent clinical assessment of the patient (by the physician in charge) to check the diagnosis of depressive disorder), age 18 plus, ongoing depressive disorder, and patients with episodes of depression at any stage of treatment.

Spence also called for more resources to help officers on the sharp end of dissident republican terror attacks and ongoing street disorder linked to flags and parades disputes.