Examples of using Significant functional in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Currently, mitral valve surgery is considered as Class IIb for patients with refractory heart failure and significant functional MR.
which often results in significant functional loss.
These injuries would otherwise evolve to persistent subluxation caused by inadequate reduction of the bone fragment and a significant functional deficit of the DIP joint.
with progressive disease but without significant functional involvement did not undergo surgery and remains in outpatient follow-up.
this may determine significant functional loss due to nervous compression.
The prostheses are used in cardiovascular surgery for being viable alternatives in the treatment of heart valve dysfunction when they present significant functional and morphological dysfunction.
There were significant functional improvements of 15.4% NNT:
Full regression is also used when the product required significant functional and/or non-functional changes
causing significant functional restrictions.
The behavioural patterns that is usually reflected by those living with this disorder are suffering from significant functional problem that is correlated with morbidity and mortality.
Significant functional improvement was seen after treatment with the modified Epley maneuver, as supported by the body balance test results.
In CTEPH patients, thromboendarterectomy is indicated principally when there is significant functional impairment and pulmonary hypertension resulting from proximal thrombi that are surgically accessible.
the patient presented significant functional improvement, evolving to functional class II,
The seniors who participated in the research showed no significant functional dependence, possessed satisfactory mobility
joint involvement are other factors which can cause significant functional disability, leading to consequent disuse
since it did not cause any significant functional incapacity and gave rise to great pain relief.
do not imply any pain or significant functional loss.
There is also evidence that agoraphobia without panic attacks can also lead to significant functional limitations, and that agoraphobia is independent of panic disorder(and other disorders)
going from asymptomatic patients without any limitations to intensely painful conditions and significant functional impairment.
quality of life of these patients, even if they present significant functional gains.
