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Outcome is variable and takes into account the extent of injuries, early diagnosis, and responsiveness to conservative treatment.
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What is sacroiliac disease?
i have terrible pain from sacroiliiac muscle can anything be done please, ive had it 9months
Can sacroiliac disease be prevented?
There is no known prevention since the disease is secondary to an accident.
Is prognosis the identification of a disease?
Diagnosis is the identification of a disease. Prognosis is a prediction about the course of the disease.
What is the prediction of a disease's outcome?
Prognosis Pro = prior or before Gnosis = knowledge
What is the prognosis?
a prognosis is the result after treating the disease
What is the prognosis of Raynaud's disease?
The prognosis for most people with Raynaud's disease is very good
How is sacroiliac disease diagnosed?
The definitive method for diagnosing sacroiliac pathology would be injection of local anesthetic in the correct area of the affected sacroiliac joint. This procedure is usually performed using advance guidance systems
How is sacroiliac disease treated?
Treatment includes physical therapy, manipulation, and medications for pain control. In some cases a sacroiliac belt can help with symptoms
What is the prognosis for Alexander disease?
The course of Alexander disease is generally one of regression and progressive neurologic degeneration. Prognosis varies according to the form of the disease.
What is the prognosis for Von Willebrand disease?
The prognosis for VWD disease is generally fairly good and most individuals have a normal lifespan.
What is the medical term used to describe the potential outcome of a disease?
Prognosis is the medical term used to describe the potential outcome of a disease. For example, the prognosis for strep throat is excellent, with the expectation of a full recovery. The prognosis for lung cancer is bleaker.
What is Patrick's test?
A test in which the joint is stressed, used to determine the presence of sacroiliac disease. Hope this helped!
