Exemplos de uso de Main prognostic factor em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The main prognostic factor is the staging of the neoplastic disease.
The origination andproximal course of the anomalous coronary arteries constitute the main prognostic factors.
The main prognostic factors for hospital mortality are diarrhea and pneumonia.
The efficiency of the surgical therapy is one the main prognostic factors in the evolution of the disease.
The main prognostic factors are age and the presence of extrathyroidal extension.
Introduction: the presence andextension of metastasis to inguinal lymph nodes represent the main prognostic factor in patients with penile carcinoma.
These are also the main prognostic factor in EGC, especially when one considers that metastasis to other sites are very rare.
Factors such as secondary infection, pre-existing tympanosclerosis, and size and site of perforation are the main prognostic factor for healing.
The main prognostic factors include histological grade, proliferation markers, such as mitotic index, ki67 and agnor, and clinical staging.
From the pathological standpoint,we assessed the main prognostic factors, such as size, mitotic index, topography, rupture, metastatic lymph nodes.
The main prognostic factor for patients with tumors of the pelvic girdle who have undergone the surgery in question is the type of surgical margins obtained.
Lymph node involvement andthe size of the tumor were the main prognostic factors which remained strongly associated with increased risk of death in the research population.
The main prognostic factor associated with head and neck cancer is the presence of lymph node metastasis in the neck, and neck dissection ND is the gold standard treatment for such metastases.
Instability symptoms develop during the first two years after the primary dislocation, andthis is considered to be the main prognostic factor in determining the risk of recurrent instability.
As the main prognostic factors are tumor size, its distal location, the depth of tumoral invasion and the degree of histopathological displasia.
The presence orabsence of metastases in regional lymph nodes that drain the primary tumor is the main prognostic factor in patients with early-stage melanoma, the most powerful predictor of recurrence and survival4.
The main prognostic factors of survival in individuals with MTC are age, the tumor stage at the time of diagnosis, and the calcitonin and CEA doubling times.
In a retrospective analysis of 94 patients initially treated with resection, disease-free survival at five years was 60%in all clinical stages, lymph node commitment being the main prognostic factor.
Tumor size is one of the main prognostic factors and five-year survival is observed in 30% to 53% of patients submitted to resection with free margins.
The final version of melanoma staging by the American Joint Committee on Cancer AJCC established in 2009 considers the mitotic index per mmone of the main prognostic factors for the survival of patients with melanoma.
Lymph node metastasis is the main prognostic factor in patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma(HNSCC), and can decrease the 5-year survival rates to lower than 50.
The main cause of death is represented by the locoregional recurrence,which shows the event of the recurrence diagnosis is the main prognostic factor of the disease when associated to the variable comorbidity and neoplasm.
In individuals with hereditary MTC, the main prognostic factor of cure and survival is the performance of a prophylactic thyroidectomy following the identification of RET gene mutations.
Age, type of fracture, achieving or not the reduction, reduction technique, quality of fixation, evolution with or without osteonecrosis of the humeral head, and evolution with orwithout arthritis in the shoulder joint are the main prognostic factors in treatment.
Early diagnosis is one of the main prognostic factors and the therapeutic approach will depend on the clinical staging and histopathological characteristics of the disease, on the clinical conditions, age and on the will of the patient.
However, most oncologic patients with acute respiratory failure are not admitted at an ICU unless they present a malignancy with a potential for cure and/or control, and especially when the condition leading to admission is reversible Pinheiro andBrito stressed that the main prognostic factor for oncologic patients at an ICU is the occurrence of acute organic dysfunctions, mainly respiratory, when the patient requires invasive mechanical ventilation.
The purpose of this study was to analyze five-year survival and the main prognostic factors among women with invasive breast cancer diagnosed from 1998 to 2000 that had undergone surgical treatment in the city of Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais State, Brazil.
The main prognostic factors of survival in individuals with MTC are age, the tumor stage at the time of diagnosis, and the calcitonin andCEA doubling times Recommendation B. In individuals with hereditary MTC, the main prognostic factor of cure and survival is the performance of a prophylactic thyroidectomy following the identification of RET gene mutations Recommendation B.