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What is the doctor's prognosis?
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After two hours of surgery, she was given a guardedly optimistic prognosis.
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Every patient is different, but the general prognosis for this kind of cancer is grim.
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Her prognosis is that the economy will suffer a decade of slow growth and high unemployment.
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Then I did remember: the day Dr. Amani gave Baba his prognosis.† (source)
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We have firm hopes for an eventual improvement, although it is our prognosis that Miss Chase will never be strong.† (source)
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The prognosis is looking up: in test subjects, lymphoid tumors have been seen to reduce in size.† (source)
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For we both know my prognosis and what it will mean to us.† (source)
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Since then, she'd stabilized, and the prognosis was strong.† (source)
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David believed the prognosis was not good.† (source)
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Though I was told his prognosis is not good.† (source)
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At the same time, given my prognosis, Jai says she's learning to let some of the little stuff slide.† (source)
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I'm curious to know her every thought, her diagnosis, her prognosis, her prescription.† (source)
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In fact, the postoperative report was clear that even though our son's prognosis had been grim, the surgery had gone just fine: OPERATIVE REPORT OPERATIVE DATE: 3/5/2003 PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Acute appendicitis POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Perforated appendicitis and abscess OPERATION: Appendectomy and drainage of abscess SURGEON: Timothy O'Holleran, M.D. DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION: The patient was placed in a supine position on the Operating Table.† (source)
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Prognosis?† (source)
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He'd given me the facts, what prognosis there was, and that was all I'd get.† (source)
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