ライフサイエンスコーパス: self-examination

1 sed thickness at the base of the penis after self-examination.

2 wn for clinical breast examination or breast self-examination.

3 y primary care clinicians or by patient skin self-examination.

4 rveillance programs and education about skin self-examination.

5 ot offer an improved outcome over testicular self-examination.

6 ctions, and the value of teaching testicular self-examination.

7 in women who received instruction in breast self-examination.

8 ity counseling about sun protection and skin self-examination.

9 Cancers were detected by self-examination (63%), mammography (30%), and physician

10 examination by primary care clinicians or by self-examination accurately detect skin cancer?

11 Three interval cancers were detected by self-examination, all in carriers of the BRCA1 mutation

12 nt evidence to recommend for or against skin self-examination and clinician skin examination.

13 tion, single studies reported increased skin self-examination and increased foot care.

14 n, conduct, and reporting of trials for skin self-examination and other self-management practices in

15 The results indicated that self-examination and participation in drug information s

16 , this population should be educated on skin self-examination and pursue regular follow-up with derma

17 vely performed with a combination of patient self-examination and regular physician examinations rath

18 se programs heightens awareness and leads to self-examination and self-assessment, which in turn impr

19 Video on skin self-examination and skin awareness and written informat

20 he National Cancer Institute recommends skin self-examinations and annual physician examination.

21 itive results conducted more frequent breast self-examinations and had higher, but not apparently pat

22 Strict dermatologic surveillance, periodic self-examination, and renal cell carcinoma surveillance

23 return for mammography, occurrence of breast self-examinations, and levels of anxiety compared with w

24 a are sufficient to recommend monthly breast self-examination, annual mammography of the preserved an

25 Standardized care and constant self-examination are essential for programmatic improvem

26 amination at 12 months and conducting a skin self-examination at 18 months after intervention.

27 enrollment into a randomized trial of breast self-examination between October 1989 and October 1991 a

28 s and low compliance with practice of breast self-examination (BSE) for early BC detection.

29 y examination by primary care clinicians and self-examination by patients.

30 screening with whole-body examination or by self-examination detect melanomas at an earlier stage (t

31 The practice of breast self-examination detects some fibroadenomas that would o

32 For clinical breast examination and breast self-examination, evidence from randomized trials is inc

33 articipating in a randomized trial of breast self-examination in Shanghai, China.

34 men enrolled in a randomized trial of breast self-examination in Shanghai, China.

35 insufficient evidence on the benefit of skin self-examination in the reduction of morbidity and morta

36 Similarly, rates of skin self-examinations increased significantly from baseline

37 oma patients is a safe strategy, and patient self-examination is effective for recurrence detection w

38 subtype, marital status, performance of skin self-examination, number of health care visits in the pa

39 tographs, suggesting suitability for routine self-examination of aging status.

40 es relates to moderation of sun exposure and self-examination of naevi, although there are few suppor

41 ce was usually by participant report of skin self-examination practice with some recent trials of dig

42 on, health care provider information, breast self-examination practices, and CBE history.

43 Testicular self-examination remains an unproven screening modality

44 t examination are ongoing; trials for breast self-examination showed no reductions in mortality but i

45 er screening guidelines associated with skin self-examination (SSE) and physician whole-body skin exa

46 d total cutaneous examination (TCE) and skin self-examination (SSE) for skin cancer detection.

47 of developing new melanomas to perform skin self-examination (SSE) may improve survival.

48 martphone, had a partner to assist with skin self-examination (SSE), and had been routinely attending

49 establishing that in-person training on skin self-examinations (SSEs) was significantly enhanced when

50 logical community has a long track record of self-examination, starting well before evidence-based me

51 importantly, it provides a tool for practice self-examination that can promote excellence in cancer c

52 Self-examination was the method of detection for 25 expe

53 Breast self-examination was the most (16.4%, n = 58) frequently

54 f mammography and 2 trials evaluating breast self-examination were included.