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3) In several studies, the data demonstrated that depressive symptoms also were related to recovery from hip fractures both 2 months after fracture (3) and 12 months after hip fracture (6-8) when controlling for other prognostically important factors such as physical function, cognitive function, age, and comorbidity. Prognostically, this individual is at risk for progression of silicosis as well as fibrosis due to asbestos. Cutaneous metastatic disease is a prognostically important diagnosis. |
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