Sentence examples for specific functional status from inspiring English sources

Study outcomes also included a back specific functional status, assessed with the Oswestry Disability Index.

The same RCT [ 58] compared rPrT to stretching and strengthening exercises and found no group differences on the neck specific functional status using the Neck Disability Index after a 6-week intervention period.

The inclusion of specific functional status checkboxes for history taking in the medical records at the study hospital resulted in missing documentation of only 1.1%, compared to 9% reported by Bogardus et al.[ 6].

It is worth noting that the detection of the presence/absence of oipA gene could not reflect the specific functional status of this gene, since the signal-peptide region of oipA gene varies significantly among H. pylori strains.

Low-back specific functional status is measured by the validated Dutch version of the Roland Disability Questionnaire [ 23, 24], a widely used 24-item scale that reflects the functional disability due to LBP.

Mental Health Inventory evidence of depression was associated with significantly worse disease-specific functional status.

Background The objective of this study was to determine if depression is associated with worse disease-specific functional status in patients with coronary artery disease.

Conclusions: Treatment of CHL resulted in improvements in hearing-specific functional status, although changes were difficult to detect with a global QOL instrument.

Frequency of depressive symptoms demonstrated an inverse relation with cardiac-specific functional status and when patients' depression status changed over time, so did their cardiac-specific health status.

Objective: The goal was to measure quality of life (QOL) and hearing-specific functional status before and after treatment of conductive hearing loss (CHL).

Main outcome measures used were the Seattle Angina Questionnaire, a valid, reliable, and responsive disease-specific functional status measure for patients with coronary disease, and the Mental Health Inventory, a mental health screening instrument from the Short Form-36.