English to Spanish Meaning of prognosis - pronóstico

Prognosis :
pronóstico

pronóstico, advertencia, presentimiento, presagio, profecía, predicción, vaticinación

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Definitions of prognosis in English
Noun(1) a prediction about how something (as the weather(2) a prediction of the course of a disease
Examples of prognosis in English
(1) They seem not to appreciate that patients may want to be given as accurate a prognosis as possible despite knowing that effective treatment may not be available if more widespread disease is diagnosed.(2) Markets remained skittish and nervous, always ready to believe the latest scare story or gloomy prognosis .(3) Syncope is a relatively common problem with a favorable prognosis in most patients.(4) it is very difficult to make an accurate prognosis(5) Low-grade central osteosarcoma has a very good longterm prognosis .(6) Finally, providing an accurate prognosis to a patient is crucial in deciding how aggressive a treatment should be used.(7) They require highly skilled workforces and have a good longterm prognosis .(8) The doctors' prognosis has been supported by her recent competition results.(9) This isn't the first time Medicare has been given a gloomy prognosis .(10) A biopsy was done and the initial prognosis was optimistic.(11) By reducing stress, it might improve the prognosis of the disease.(12) Treatment plans and prognosis also are based on the tumor's stage or extent of growth.(13) Any mole that is suggestive of melanoma requires an excisional biopsy, primarily because prognosis and treatment are based on tumor thickness.(14) Once clinical cardiovascular disease develops, these patients have a poorer prognosis than normoglycemic patients.(15) the disease has a poor prognosis(16) Accurate diagnosis of EES is important for establishing a prognosis and treatment planning.
Related Phrases of prognosis
(1) prognosis ::
pronóstico
Synonyms
Noun
1. forecast ::
pronóstico
2. prospect ::
perspectiva
Different Forms
prognosis
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