Sentence examples for return to baseline function from inspiring English sources

Use of such treatments was highest in cases with good baseline sexual function and, therefore, considerable motivation to return to baseline function.

We reasoned that failure to return to baseline function after hemiarthroplasty may be another risk factor for perioperative mortality (Hannan et al. 2001, Braithwaite et al. 2003).

Cemented hip hemiarthroplasty appears to offer improved rate of return to baseline function, reduced postoperative pain, and superior long-term survivorship relative to uncemented arthroplasty (Khan et al. 2002a, b, Parker and Gurusamy 2004).

In addition, the LOS is largely dependent on the discharge criteria, such as the tolerance of food, pain control, defecation and independence in basic activities of daily living, reflecting the biological function, and not on the patient's return to baseline function.

Conversely, others in the early rehabilitation group may have not returned to baseline function because the intervention was insufficiently intense or they did not adequately adhere to the programme after discharge.

Morbidity was measured by asking patients or guardians whether the patient had returned to baseline functioning.

The attacks typically lasted 5 days with progressive recuperation before returning to baseline functioning.

By 40 h and 14 days post-visit, 49.7 and 93.2% of patients, respectively, had returned to baseline functioning (Table 3).

Though his depression score at baseline (13) showed clinically significant improvement at 3-month follow-up, his depressive symptoms at 6-month follow-up returned to baseline functioning, suggesting the need for additional depression intervention.

Patients may return to baseline kidney function following ATN; however, some patients develop an irreversible decline in function.

Hubosky et al reported that only 20% of the entire cohort was able return to baseline sexual function at 12-month followup.