4 7 It is important to establish the holistic consequences of TIA; if patients experience ongoing impairments, they could impact on patients' quality of life and ability to return to work or social activities.
When pCr is increased in a patient with normal baseline values, 4-hourly CCl can distinguish resolving and ongoing renal impairment.
The identification of ROIs as potential markers of liver injury in cholestatic preterm infants may aid in the diagnosis and management of those at highest risk for ongoing liver impairment.
It also remains unclear whether the increased CO2 production reflected by the negative AJVD pCO2 counteracts perfusion, metabolism mismatch or contributes to ongoing metabolic impairment due to vessel dilation and subsequent sustained brain swelling with compression of the microcirculation.
11 However, in the cART era, HIV disease markers such as HIV load and CD4 cell counts are no longer closely associated with ongoing neurocognitive impairment in HIV patients on treatment.
During this treatment phase, we also placed increased emphasis on the broader picture, such as comorbid mental health issues, physical problems, learning difficulties, ongoing functional impairment and quality of life, including peer and family relationships, school and academic progress and social life.
As a result, kinetics of T-cell reconstitution were reduced with a CD3 count of 0.35 × 10/L at 6 months, and in the context of ongoing neurological impairment with recurrent respiratory and gastrointestinal complications, the patient died 9 months after transplant.
However, evidence suggests that patients with TIA may experience ongoing residual impairments, which they do not receive therapy for as standard practice.
She described mobility impairment, ongoing costs associated with regular dressings, and pain requiring medication and frequent doctor visits.
