It is the surgeon's duty to review their patient until it is reasonable to assume that the cancer will not recur, any disabilities have been adequately managed or, in the case of recurrent or incurable disease, the patient no longer requires surgical intervention.
Recurring headache-induced disability is a major concern in migraine patients, as it impairs their QOL and ability to work.
The clinical course of SLE is episodic, with recurring activity flares causing increasing disability and organ damage.
Plantar ulcers, which commonly occur in leprosy patients, tend to recur increasing physical disability.
Dizziness is a strong predictor of falls, recurring falls [ 6, 10] and disability in elderly adults [ 1, 2].
Recently, it has been shown that the recurring imbalances are associated with abnormal phenotypes including autism, intellectual disabilities, behavioural disorders, congenital anomalies, and obesity [ 30, 31].
Frequently recurring migraine attacks require targeted abortive and/or preventive therapy putatively to lessen disability and prevent the evolution to chronic or secondary progressive migraine.
Finally, a recurring theme in each of the countries undertaking fundamental reforms is that disability policy is part of the broader social safety net and cannot be altered independently.
This trauma accounts for the recurring themes in his films, which explore the worlds of people with mental and physical disabilities.
About one-third of all schizophrenic patients make a complete and permanent recovery, one-third have recurring episodes of the illness, and one-third deteriorate into chronic schizophrenia with severe disability.
