Sentence examples for reasonable prognosis from inspiring English sources

If this information was missing no reasonable prognosis seems to be possible.

If the tooth is deemed restorable and has a reasonable prognosis, root canal treatment is the treatment of choice.

So far, several authors have shown the applicability and reasonable prognosis using this approach [ 41, 43– 43].

Patients were assigned to two classes of similar size: one with reasonable prognosis (63.0% died within 3 years), and one with better prognosis (39.3% died within 3 years).

While the majority of patients present with early stage disease and thus maintain a reasonable prognosis, 13-17% of women will develop recurrent disease, generally within 3 years of primary treatment [ 2, 3].

Patients were assigned to two latent classes of similar size, one with reasonable prognosis (PC1: 54.3% of cases, of which 63.0% died within three years), and one with better prognosis (PC2: 45.7% of cases, of which 39.3% died within three years).

In the light of improved outcomes and limited performance of initial prognostic prediction, critically-ill cirrhotic patients with a reasonable long-term prognosis should be offered a broad intensive care access policy with subsequent reappraisal based on the nature of the acute complication and the evolution of organ failures.

21 Fifteen of the 92 patients were excluded from this study because the CWR was for palliative reasons, such as fungating ulcers or symptomatic progression of LRR, and the prognosis was reasonable despite the presence of distant metastases and limited life expectancy.

The team physician, Dr. Bill Morgan, said at the time, "Prognosis for reasonable vision is guarded".

But the senators have leapt on Fraser's disclosure last year that no specialist "would be willing to say" if a three-month prognosis was reasonable.

His report described the three-month prognosis as "reasonable" but stated that no-one "would be willing to say" if Megrahi would live longer.