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Predictors of unfavourable outcome were assessed in univariate and multivariate analysis.

Furthermore, our data show that not only childhood physical abuse and sexual abuse, but also emotional abuse and neglect are predictors of unfavourable bipolar disorder outcomes.

The study identified the ATLAS score, age, and the number of antibiotics after episode onset as predictors of unfavourable evolution, while the number of days of hospitalization was associated with the recurrence of symptoms.

A delay between insulin injection and first medical treatment in excess of 6 hours and a duration of mechanical ventilation in excess of 48 hours are significant, independent predictors of unfavourable outcome after insulin poisoning.

A stepwise multiple regression logistic regression model showed that a delay between insulin injection and first medical treatment in excess of 6 hours (OR 60.0, 95% CI 2.9 to 1,236.7) and a duration of mechanical ventilation in excess of 48 hours (OR 28.5, 95% CI 1.9 to 420.6) appeared to be significant independent predictors of unfavourable outcome of insulin poisoning.

Furthermore, multivariate regression analysis identified presence of cirrhosis per se as an independent predictor of unfavourable outcome.

And at the same time, this upregulation of angiogenic factors is connected to early progressive disease and thus perhaps an early predictor of unfavourable response to treatment.

Accordingly, low burnout score of an individual is the indicator of more positive attitudes and perceptions whereas high level of burnout is the predictor of unfavourable attitudes (Astrom, 1990).

In clinical studies, a low CSF WBC is a strong individual predictor of unfavourable outcome [ 3- 5].

12 In a study by Nesi et al, the presence of dysphasia was an independent predictor of unfavourable outcome.

However, in multivariate models, BPD was the single strongest predictor of adverse outcome, while ROP, followed by BPD, was the strongest predictor of unfavourable outcome.