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Prognosis (Gr****: πρόγνωσις "fore-knowing, foreseeing"; pl.:
prognoses) is a
medical term for
predicting the
likelihood or
expected development of a disease...
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levels during hospitalisation with COVID-19 are ****ociated with poor
prognoses: high
sodium with a
greater risk of death, and low
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- are in this class, and the causes, the
types of
cells involved, and the
prognoses vary by type. The
number of
cases per year of non-Hodgkin
lymphoma increases...
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whose bladder tumors have not
spread outside the
bladder have the best
prognoses.
These tumors are
typically surgically removed, and the
person is treated...
- poor to very poor
prognoses.
Cases initially involving the stomach, thyroid, or a
single bone site have
relatively good
prognoses. Most
cases of DLBCL...
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Development of Africa: Issues,
Diagnoses and
Prognoses. Springer. ISBN 978-3-319-66242-8.
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Prostate cancers with a
Gleason score ≤ 6
usually have
rather good
prognoses. The
Gleason grade of
architectural pattern is
sometimes referred to as...
- The
genital stage in
psychoanalysis is the term used by
Sigmund Freud to
describe the
final stage of
human psycho****ual development. The
individual develops...
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causing a
delay in
appropriate treatment and
contributing to
poorer prognoses. When
compared to the
general po****tion,
people with
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