Sentence examples for prognosis improvement from inspiring English sources

Highest mean scores of the insulin-treated patients are on three of the four positive items (3, 8 and 17) pertaining to improved prognosis, improvement of health and good control of blood glucose, with 82%, 78% and 73% 'agree' to 'strongly agree' respectively.

Conclusion Despite therapeutic progress and prognosis improvement by plasma exchange, this series of TMA patients reveals relatively high mortality.

International guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation led to survival and prognosis improvement, based on the Chain of Survival and the Advanced Life Support, including Targeted Temperature management (TTM) [1].

Interestingly, if the prognosis improvement of hematological malignancies or solid tumors has been well documented over the past 20 years, few data exist concerning the prognosis of MPBT in ICU.

For patients who develop, during ICU stay, severe sepsis or septic shock, it has been demonstrated a few decades ago that prompt and adequate antimicrobial treatment is associated with prognosis improvement.

Evidence of further prognosis improvement by pre-hospital cooling has not been shown yet.

4 While the Danish Cancer Registry (DCR), for example, contains basic information on incident cases, the completeness of BCC lesion registration is only 50%. 1 Detailed data on NMSC and the treatment of NMSC in everyday clinical practice are important for surveillance, prediction of prognosis, improvements in quality of care and treatment, and for research purposes.

1. "Favorable Prognosis for Improvement at the Level of Autonomy" Improving the level of functional autonomy is the ultimate goal in rehabilitation.

Altering treatment beliefs are vital in altering behaviour [ 19, 23, 25, 27, 36] and more important than altering beliefs about causation and prognosis, and improvement in physiological variables [ 22].

They had significant impact on the prognosis of improvement according to mRS. We reported hospital based survey study in Japan, providing the main characteristics of iNPH epidemiology and management for 2012.

Squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN) are aggressive tumours, which are still associated with poor prognosis despite improvements in surgical and radiotherapeutic techniques [ 1].