| What I would like to see more research on is the chronicity of these illnesses. |
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| Most patients presenting at clinics are polysymptomatic, and improvement is inversely proportional to the chronicity and complexity of their presenting condition. |
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| However, both can be viewed as examples of relational disorders that differ in terms of their chronicity, severity, and potential harm. |
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| These symptoms evolve in some cases into chronicity, which influences both the career path and activities of daily living. |
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| There may be some merit in providing a more extensive continuum of care to ward off chronicity and recurrences. |
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| Because of the chronicity of the trauma, there's never any recovery period. |
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| Diabetes in Tanzania exerts a considerable toll on health resources due to its chronicity and range of associated complications. |
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| The astonishing chronicity of heroin dependence is one of its most outstanding characteristics. |
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| First, in allopathy, we are rather helpless when confronted with the chronicity and recurrence of these diseases. |
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| Acute hepatitis can benefit from an identical treatment with a high rate of success, without evolving towards chronicity. |
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| When remedial measures alone are insufficient, the decision to prescribe drug treatment will depend upon the physician's assessment of the chronicity and severity of the patient's symptoms. |
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| This view is based on the nature of the disease, its chronicity, the lack of any disease-specific therapy, and the favourable outcomes in clinical trials. |
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| Clinical course is characterized by chronicity and seasonal fluctuations, with a worsening in winter as dry skin leads to epidermal injury, and improvement in the summer secondary to sun exposure. |
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| Rather, both are examples of relational disorders, which differ qualitatively in terms of their chronicity, severity, and potential harm to the child. |
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| It is recommended that each case be examined on its individual merits, taking into account the chronicity and severity of the anxiety or depressive disorder. |
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| To the contrary, the impact of maltreatment depends not only on the severity and chronicity of the events themselves, but also on how such events interact with the childs individual and family characteristics. |
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| This program allows for families to develop their adaptive skills so they can cope with the chronicity of the disease and possible crises caused by the acute phases of illness. |
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| Due to the chronicity of symptoms, the patient was admitted and optimized for surgery with hydration, electrolyte replacement, and pain control. |
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| Because of its chronicity, of the seriousness of its complications and of the means which must be found to diabetes is a very expensive disease for the patient, his family, but also for the states'systems of health. |
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| The most important objective is to prevent chronicity. |
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| With the intrepid Dr. Reich, and against his horrified recuperators and vilifiers, we postulate the pathological nature of all character traits, i.e. of all chronicity in human behavior. |
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| Lack of access to appropriate interdisciplinary teams or insufficient treatment can result in chronicity, social or psychiatric morbidity, and even death. |
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| This polymorphism is not a good predictor of response to IFN therapy and it is also associated with higher level of ISG expression in the liver and propension to chronicity. |
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| Clinicians would then be able to use these clinical tests in the assessment and management of workers with tendon injuries, and to help prevent tendon reinjury and chronicity. |
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| In the UK, we should use austerity to look at how we deal with chronicity, avoid creating dependency and a hopeless model of maintenance by learning from other countries and offering alternatives for change. |
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| However, it soon became clear to depressed people – and to many of us working in the psychiatric system – that antidepressants did not prevent recurrence and chronicity. |
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| The chronicity of addiction is really a kind of fatalism writ large. |
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| The LONGSCAN adaptation of Barnett, Manly and Cicchetti allows for coding subtypes of abuse, severity, chronicity, and frequency of maltreatment, along with information about the child's developmental age and the perpetrator. |
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| Co-existence of the two raises a number of challenges such as chronicity, poor treatment outcomes, increased morbidity and, in some cases, more criminality. |
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| Chronicity refers to the relative persistence of symptoms and signs of asthma. |
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| Chronicity was associated with premorbid schizoid personality. |
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