Sentence examples for prognostic consequences from inspiring English sources

References. 1. Darmon M, Diconne E, Souweine B, et al. Prognostic consequences of borderline dysnatremia: Pay attention to minimal serum sodium change.

We investigated whether the entities associated with troponin leakage and the prognostic consequences thereof would differ between elderly men and women from the community.

Such immune disorientation as caused by the abundantly and ectopically expressed chemokine may result in disordered immune responses and ought to have relevant prognostic consequences for patients.

Additionally, raised neurofilaments could have prognostic consequences.

In preterm infants, large cerebellar haemorrhage has important prognostic consequences.

The common PPARγ Pro12Ala variant has functional and prognostic consequences.

The aim of study was to research the diagnostic and prognostic consequence of the microcirculatory indices in severe trauma injury.

Anatomopathological analysis of tumour biopsy confirms only the diagnosis of high-grade osteosarcoma without any prognostic consequence (Dahlin and Unni, 1986; Huvos, 1991).

For example, few foresaw that a prognostic consequence of Helicobacter pylori infection was peptic ulcer before the Nobel prize winning work that established the link and subsequent antibiotic trials.

(JD) The ethical and moral considerations of SDs were prominent and conclusive, and they referred to their clinical experience in motivating judgements regarding: the approach to the patient, prognostic outcome, physiological and physical consequences as regards the patient's wellbeing, and the risk of "over-treating" and harming patients.

As a consequence, this population is thought to be responsible for a highly aggressive type of cancer with a poor prognostic outcome.