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What is the life expectancy of children with macrocephaly?
may vary depending on how severe the disorder is. complications also contribute to life expectancy. less complications low life expectancy
What is the life expectancy of niemann-pick?
Infants with type A die in infancy. Children with Type B may live a comparatively long time, but may require supplemental oxygen because of lung impairment. The life expectancy of persons with types C and D varies: Some individuals die in childhood while others, who appear to be less severely affected, live into adulthood.
How many people die a month of crohns disease?
Readily available cause of death statistics do not list Crohns as a specific condition. In the United States, deaths related to the digestive system amount to 9.6 percent of the total number of monthly deaths. This translates into approximately 4,000 people per month who die from some form of digestive ailment including cancer. Crohns disease would be a very small percentage of those people.
What is the average life expectancy for a 3.0L OHV V6 Vulcan?
The average life expectancy of a 3.0L OHV V6 Vulcan engine can vary depending on maintenance, driving habits, and overall care. With proper maintenance and regular servicing, these engines can last upwards of 200,000 miles or more. However, lack of maintenance or severe driving conditions can shorten their lifespan.
What is life expectancy of someone with Rasmussen's encephalitis?
The life expectancy of a person with RE depends on the individual. There are several factors to consider like age, severity/frequency of seizures, and amount of cognitive/physical impairment. I have been living with this disease for 10 years, I still have occasional small seizures and some muscle weakness on my left side. There are treatments available to adults (12+) that help manage the disease and keep it from progressing, and children have surgical options that can potentially keep the disease from spreading/progressing. So the life expectancy of a person with RE is actually fairly average.
How severe is Huntingtons disease?
It is a severe, disabling disease. In addition to changes in personality, it affects voluntary and involuntary movement- everything from walking to swallowing.
What is Weil's syndrome?
Ten percent of the persons infected with Leptospira develop a serious disease called Weil's syndrome. The symptoms of Weil's syndrome are more severe than those described above and there is no distinction between the first and second stages of disease.
What is the prognosis for severe to profound retardation?
Studies have shown that these persons have a shortened life expectancy. The diseases that are usually associated with severe retardation may cause the shorter lifespan
What is the average life expectancy of someone suffering from infant botulism?
Infant botulism generally has a good prognosis, with most infants recovering fully with appropriate medical care. The average life expectancy for those affected is typically normal, as long as they receive timely treatment. Complications are rare, but in severe cases, they can lead to prolonged hospitalization. Overall, the survival rate is quite high with proper intervention.
What is the disease caused by severe lack of vitamin c?
Scurvy.....Scurvy cannot be spread, it is a deficiency disease. Scurvy is caused by a severe lack of vitamin C.
Is the sickle cell trait a severe disease?
No. Having the trait means that you don't actually have the disease.
Can legionnaires disease reoccur?
Yes, Legionnaires' disease can reoccur. This disease is a severe form of pneumonia caused by a bacterium known as legionella.
