ライフサイエンスコーパス: physical disability

1 . juveniles and those with pain secondary to physical disability).

2 er in which ensuing demyelination results in physical disability.

3 ndrome (CFS) are associated with substantial physical disability.

4 g that a few patients had continuing serious physical disability.

5 The women were classified into 4 domains of physical disability.

6 aged > or =65 years with moderate to severe physical disability.

7 which correlated with baseline cognitive and physical disability.

8 pact of eye disease and visual impairment on physical disability.

9 n physical restraints, which correlated with physical disability.

10 r events, dementia, or independence-limiting physical disability.

11 bral palsy (CP) is the most common childhood physical disability.

12 are lost, leaving the patient with permanent physical disability.

13 inequities have been repeatedly observed in physical disability.

14 is associated with significant cognitive and physical disability.

15 gly recognized as being causally linked with physical disability.

16 gnitive screening tools is not influenced by physical disability.

17 nction are associated with the prevalence of physical disability.

18 with greater self-reported psychological and physical disability.

19 ia and risk factors such as homelessness and physical disability.

20 by centre, depression score, and severity of physical disability.

21 n of articular cartilage leading to pain and physical disability.

22 osis (ALS), but measurement is confounded by physical disability.

23 llution (TRAP) in relation to progression in physical disability.

24 malities that may play a role in determining physical disability.

25 complications, particularly arthropathy and physical disability.

26 all-cause mortality, dementia, or persistent physical disability.

27 maging, changes that are strongly related to physical disability.

28 ng mechanism by which chronic diseases cause physical disability.

29 that depend on motor speed in patients with physical disability.

30 heterogeneity of impairment, and accommodate physical disability.

31 hood cancer survivors (CCSs) are at risk for physical disability.

32 ion can lead to reduced muscle endurance and physical disability.

33 ading to the onset of functional decline and physical disability.

34 tcomes, as are emotional health problems and physical disability.

35 articipation in society of young people with physical disabilities.

36 ing the concerns of faculty with sensory and physical disabilities.

37 onents of independent living for people with physical disabilities.

38 ed by a wide range of neurodevelopmental and physical disabilities.

39 range of cognitive, behavioral, ocular, and physical disabilities.

40 m lower socioeconomic status, and those with physical disabilities.

41 arly half, including many with minimal or no physical disabilities.

42 The cohort comprised women with physical disabilities (144 972 women; mean [SD] age, 29.

43 irthing parents, of whom 54 476 (8.6%) had a physical disability, 19 227 (3.0%) had a sensory disabil

44 s ratio [AOR], 7.80; 95% CI, 3.90-15.60) and physical disability (39.6% vs 20.1%; AOR, 2.60; 95% CI,

45 ere were 139 698 (8.7%) born to women with a physical disability, 48 112 (3.0%) to women with a senso

46 evealed four dominant uses--'not organic', a physical disability, a brain disorder and a psychiatric

47 e effective in reducing disease activity and physical disability, achieving sustained remission, and

48 orbidity or death was higher in women with a physical disability (adjusted relative risk [aRR], 1.29;

49 dentify trajectories of processing speed and physical disability after disease-modulating therapy (DM

50 itically ill populations and were related to physical disability after extracorporeal membrane oxygen

51 air pollution in relation to progression in physical disability among older adults.

52 sion, reduced neurocognitive performance and physical disability among survivors is the subject of fu

53 r the commonly observed higher prevalence of physical disability among women is due to higher inciden

54 rosy, infects Schwann promoting irreversible physical disabilities and deformities.

55 p urine disease (MSUD) results in mental and physical disabilities and often leads to neonatal death.

56 ever, it was associated with lower risks for physical disability and all cardiovascular outcomes.

57 change, resulting in increased prevalence of physical disability and cardiac disorders.

58 At the same dose, compound 23 also reversed physical disability and cleared the brain of T-cell infi

59 ent associations of tissue-specific TSC with physical disability and cognition, with adjustment for t

60 e rim+ lesion on QSM performed worse on both physical disability and cognitive assessments, specifica

61 When measures of physical disability and cognitive impairment were added

62 ping distributions of low FA that relates to physical disability and cognitive impairment.

63 ng secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, physical disability and cognitive performance, 15 years

64 ons and volume independently correlated with physical disability and cognitive performance.

65 statin use may be beneficial for preventing physical disability and CVD but not beneficial for prolo

66 ociated with ameliorating the later onset of physical disability and early mortality.

67 ted the relationship between chronic pain or physical disability and new-onset opioid use disorder (O

68 ury, a premorbid history of brain illness or physical disability and post-injury low self-esteem and

69 ed observed measures of prevalent lower body physical disability and potential risk factors at baseli

70 Levels of physical disability and psychological comorbidity at fol

71 d donors with nondebilitating mild mental or physical disability and rejected donors with treated cor

72 oss of peripheral nerve function, leading to physical disability and sometimes pain, with the consequ

73 with higher rates of future unemployment and physical disability and, at the highest levels, with sub

74 to 24, with higher scores indicating greater physical disability) and the rating of the intensity of

75 ease, and can exacerbate cognitive deficits, physical disabilities, and other symptoms of neurodegene

76 Symptoms of depression and anxiety, physical disability, and arthritis impact reported by RA

77 ut evident cardiovascular disease, dementia, physical disability, and life-limiting chronic illness.

78 hood, caregiving status, cognitive function, physical disability, and medical conditions.

79 0.01), after adjustment for chronic disease, physical disability, and psychosocial factors.

80 long-term outcomes include premature death, physical disability, and reduced workability.

81 w or worsened neuropsychological impairment; physical disability; and vulnerability to further health

82 Determinants of self-reported physical disability are poorly understood.

83 ain pathology seems more strongly related to physical disability as measured by the Expanded Disabili

84 the CSHQ-RA discriminated between levels of physical disability as measured by the HAQ (P < 0.001).

85 The model that self-reported physical disability, as measured by the HAQ, occurs as a

86 rongest MR imaging parameters for explaining physical disability, as measured with the EDSS.

87 is no therapy that alters the progression of physical disability associated with this disease.

88 rdiovascular events, dementia, or persistent physical disability at enrollment.

89 ce interval, 0.25-0.63; P<0.001), absence of physical disability (beta coefficient=0.40; 95% confiden

90 anied by degenerating cognitive function and physical disability, both of which are adding increasing

91 Four dimensions define MS disease states: physical disability, brain damage, relapse and subclinic

92 lder without dementia, independence-limiting physical disability, cardiovascular disease, or chronic

93 ethnicity, education, income, housing type, physical disability, cardiovascular profile, sensory imp

94 tal factors with severity and progression of physical disability caused by chronic knee pain.

95 n age of onset, 20-30 years) and can lead to physical disability, cognitive impairment, and decreased

96 MS is characterized by physical disability, cognitive impairment, and other sym

97 y loss of skeletal muscle mass underlies the physical disability common amongst survivors of critical

98 (free of cardiovascular disease, dementia or physical disability), community-dwelling volunteers aged

99 derately to the increased risk of OUD due to physical disability (contributing to 3-19% of the overal

100 cases were identified through Army and Navy physical disability databases for 1992 through 2004, and

101 f sexual dysfunction: age; disease duration; physical disability; depression; bladder or urinary dysf

102 rs, disease activity scores, seropositivity, physical disability, destructive changes on joint radiog

103 ng DMT start, whereas patients with moderate physical disability deteriorated in physical function.

104 The OHIP-14 physical disability dimension was correlated with the am

105 mothers' age and employment status and the "physical disability" dimension (p < 0.05).

106 y and the extent of impact of OHRQoL on the "physical disability" dimension (p = 0.009), and between

107 lerosis (MS) and study their relationship to physical disability, disease course, and other MR marker

108 l and social experience of older people with physical disabilities during the early months of the COV

109 e myelin fractions correlated with follow-up physical disability, even with correction for baseline d

110 ts by reducing the accumulation of permanent physical disability, exacerbation frequency, and disease

111 ems") were developed to assess self-reported physical disability, fatigue, and dyspnea.

112 tories of fatigue and their association with physical disability following start of disease-modifying

113 ight reduce fatigue and, to a lesser extent, physical disability for patients with chronic fatigue sy

114 treated could contribute to the pain or even physical disability (i.e. joint erosions) in HEDS patien

115 ve injury (PNI) often results in devastating physical disabilities in human patients.

116 ndex, waist circumference) to ill health and physical disability in a cross-sectional study of 4,252

117 visual impairment in AQP4-Ab positivity and physical disability in AP4-Ab negative relapsing cases.

118 significantly associated with self-reported physical disability in both men and women, independent o

119 Cerebral palsy describes the most common physical disability in childhood and occurs in 1 in 500

120 l palsy is the most frequent cause of severe physical disability in childhood.

121 Physical disability in extracorporeal membrane oxygenati

122 rthritis (OA) is a leading cause of pain and physical disability in middle-aged and older individuals

123 e that CLs are associated with cognitive and physical disability in MS and that leukocortical and sub

124 ater relevance to cognitive dysfunction than physical disability in MS, and that low anterior callosa

125 rainstem and spinal cord portions to explain physical disability in multiple sclerosis patients, with

126 deration might reduce the risk of developing physical disability in older adults in good health but n

127 paradox, correlation between lesion load and physical disability in patients with multiple sclerosis

128 ass provides a parsimonious scale to measure physical disability in RA.

129 spinal cord GM contributes significantly to physical disability in relapse-onset MS and SPMS in part

130 increased likelihood of falls, fractures and physical disability, in addition to the burden of joint

131 Host-based risk factors for physical disability include an original diagnosis of bon

132 n become recalcitrant to therapy and lead to physical disabilities, including inability to work, phys

133 frailty markers, cognitive impairments, and physical disabilities increase the risk for adverse outc

134 le potential confounders, largely because of physical disability indicators (global score: P-trend =

135 ratinized gingiva augmentation and impact on physical disability, irrespective of amount of defect co

136 orn, widowed or married, unemployed, or have physical disabilities is cut substantially with greater

137 Physical disability is common at 3 months in severe coro

138 Physical disability is common though not inevitable in o

139 Assessment of dyspnea, fatigue, and physical disability is fundamental to the monitoring of

140 Motor rehabilitation, the main treatment for physical disability, is of variable efficacy.

141 CPII inhibitor administration did not affect physical disabilities, it increased brain NAAG levels an

142 People with physical disabilities might be particularly likely to be

143 People with physical disability might be at particular risk for emot

144 Physical disability (mobility, incontinence, feeding), a

145 hildren surviving severe burns had lingering physical disability, most had a satisfying quality of li

146 The most common diagnoses were significant physical disabilities (n = 100, 64.1%), treatment-resist

147 Cerebral palsy-the most common physical disability of childhood-is a clinical diagnosis

148 The risk of cerebral palsy, the commonest physical disability of children in western Europe, is hi

149 Young people with physical disabilities often have difficulty attaining in

150 risk and nearly half of the total effect of physical disability on OUD risk.

151 The impacts of emotional health and physical disability on social outcomes are also examined

152 e in underresourced geographic regions, have physical disabilities or poor access to transportation,

153 f a composite endpoint (dementia, persistent physical disability or death), major adverse cardiovascu

154 and non-CKD groups for dementia, persistent physical disability or death, major adverse cardiovascul

155 measured by MRI did not correlate with late physical disability or with cognitive outcome.

156 There were no differences in physical disability or work impairment between the treat

157 subjects, correlated FA in MS patients with physical disability, or correlated FA in MS patients wit

158 ho had no prior cardiovascular events, major physical disability, or dementia initially and were foll

159 dent cardiovascular disease (CVD), dementia, physical disability, or life-limiting chronic illness.

160 also associated with lower risk of incident physical disability over two 5-year periods in 4,276 non

161 ); 2) psychologic discomfort (P = 0.008); 3) physical disability (P = 0.033); and 4) OHIP-14Br total

162 e as an important mechanism in understanding physical disability, particularly among women.

163 he upper limb remains a major contributor to physical disability post-stroke.

164 0% lower adjusted mean (+/- SE) score on the physical disability questionnaire (1.71 +/- 0.03 vs 1.90

165 exercise group had an 8% lower score on the physical disability questionnaire (1.74 +/- 0.04 vs 1.90

166 Individuals can recover from physical disability resulting from stroke, but might be

167 , many cancers, coronary artery disease, and physical disability rise exponentially with age.

168 less than a proposed cutpoint for increased physical disability risk in older adults.

169 o society, causing functional impairment and physical disability, risk for suicide, lost workdays, an

170 Moderating effects of mean age, mean physical disability score, imager magnet strength, lesio

171 Persons with higher physical disability scores had substantially higher adju

172 tionships between the cognitive function and physical disability scores specific for these regions wi

173 th hospital stay among birthing parents with physical disabilities, sensory disabilities, intellectua

174 Individuals with a physical disability, sensory disability, intellectual or

175 ular, cartilage repair is important to avoid physical disability since this tissue does not have the

176 justed for age, sex, ethnicity, comorbidity, physical disability, stroke severity, history of depress

177 ccessful aging as strong as that of reducing physical disability, suggesting an important role for ps

178 ate to detect dysfunction due to progressive physical disability; techniques that better measure the

179 account the special needs of survivors with physical disability to optimize their health and enhance

180 was a strong association between fatigue and physical disability trajectories.

181 ong association between processing speed and physical disability trajectories.

182 We identified 3 physical disability trajectories: no disability/stable (

183 more likely to belong to the moderate/severe physical disability trajectory, relative to the no disab

184 Physical disability was assessed using the expanded disa

185 Subjective physical disability was assessed with the Activities of

186 Physical disability was defined as impairment in basic a

187 The degree of physical disability was determined by the CMT neuropathy

188 Physical disability was measured by the Expanded Disabil

189 Physical disability was overall low in the multiple scle

190 Incident physical disability was predicted by prevalent chronic i

191 Greater physical disability was significantly associated with lo

192 In men, physical disability was unrelated to mutuality measures,

193 VID-19 pandemic of people with and without a physical disability were adjusted statistically for pre-

194 netic resonance imaging; their cognitive and physical disability were assessed on the block design te

195 aphic evidence of knee OA, and self-reported physical disability, were randomized into healthy lifest

196 older adults and individuals with mental and physical disabilities who receive Medicare.

197 Scale for Motor and Cognitive Functions and physical disability with Expanded Disability Status Scal

198 oral Symbol Digit Modalities Test (SDMT) and physical disability with Expanded Disability Status Scal

199 uries and disorders are the leading cause of physical disability worldwide and a considerable socioec

200 ssive or anxiety symptoms predict subsequent physical disability worsening, measured using the Expand

201 t screening disparities exist for women with physical disabilities (WWPD).

202 ly leads to long-term cognitive problems and physical disability yet remains without effective therap