Exemplos de uso de Function loss em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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And he would only get function loss below the chest.
Large residue particles(killer particles)may cause function loss.
Those women also have function loss assessed by use of the 6MWT.
The average levels of PTH were high,though compatible with the level of renal function loss.
The risk of vestibular function loss was variable for Huygen et al 6, 39.
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Equivalent rates resulted in 10% n=11 out of 110 catheters andin 11.7% for obstruction or function loss.
There was no motor function loss in the upper extremities, which were easily moving.
In the various tissues, inflammation causes the classic signs of pain, heat, edema,hyperemia, and function loss.
A fall may represent function loss, a decrease in the quality of life of the elderly and reduced autonomy and independence.
In patients presenting with clinical signs of irreversible ischaemic visual function loss, the treatment is not recommended.
Leveling sensory loss and lower extremity motor function loss dragging both extremities while walking were considered clinical findings of sacral anesthesia.
Tube installation, strengthen the reel stiffness, reduce the deflection value,reduce the motor function loss;
This permanent autoimmune-mediated injury leads to a progressive myocardial function loss, with development of dilated cardiomyopathy and progressive dysfunction.
His last study is according to the results of VanDen Broek et al(40), who found 60% of risk of post-CI vestibular function loss.
This can also be explained by the population's aging, because renal function loss is known to be progressive from the age of 40 years onward.
There are insufficient data to conclude on the effect of Lucentis in patients with RVO presenting irreversible ischaemic visual function loss.
PTS is characterized by chronic swelling of the affected leg, venous valvular function loss, cutaneous discoloration and ulceration.
Studies confirm that hypertension, hyperglycemia, proteinuria, andcardiovascular disease are strongly linked to the speed of renal function loss.
Its incidence in cardiovascular surgery is é variable 5% to 39%,depending on the degree of function loss, considered as a diagnostic criterion of acute renal insufficiency 4.
Thus, the injuries associated to anterior cruciate ligament lead to a progressive degeneration of the joint cartilage, causing pain, edema,and limb function loss.
However, the radiotherapy may also cause the organ or structure function loss, such as soft palate, due to the post-radiotherapy fibrosis associated to the tumor cicatricial after-effect.
Facing these physiological adjustments, the role of physical therapy is to delay, or, eventually,to recover the inevitable pulmonary function loss among the elderly.
A stroke is a syndrome of fast development with clinical signs andsymptoms of cerebral function loss which lasts for over 24 hours causing motor, sensorial and cognitive sequelas.
When those nerves are damaged, communication between the central nervous system and the associated organ fails,resulting in function loss of the site.
Undetermined kidney failure was defined as kidney function loss with no apparent cause in the presence of unaltered urinary sediment and normal or enlarged kidney size on ultrasonography.
In this setting, the pathogeny is multifactorial and includes pre-transplant dyslipidemia, weight gain, proteinuria,graft function loss, and the use of steroids, cyclosporine and sirolimus.
However, it is known that a muscle function loss can significantly affect the quality of life of the elderly, because a loss in function and its consequent loss in independence, can also lead to psychological and emotional problems.
Most often by installing the libraries for the desktop environment(and the other underlying libraries) that an application was developed for,the application will work with limited or no function loss.
It is uncertain whether this discrepancy is due to between-age differences in the true rate of progressive kidney function loss, the risk of death due to competing causes, patient views about dialysis, or physician practices.
Bronchiectasis is the pathological bronchial dilatation, usually associated with mucosal thickening and impaired secretion clearance, resulting in accumulation of secretion,chronic suppurative cough, and pulmonary function loss.