ライフサイエンスコーパス: definitive diagnosis

1 Treatment should not be delayed for a definitive diagnosis.

2 imaging alone; resection is required for the definitive diagnosis.

3 eczema therapies, warrant a skin biopsy for definitive diagnosis.

4 tion of such lesions in order to arrive at a definitive diagnosis.

5 emodynamics and angiography are required for definitive diagnosis.

6 poral artery biopsy remains the standard for definitive diagnosis.

7 thus increase the probability of achieving a definitive diagnosis.

8 xt generation sequencing was used to provide definitive diagnosis.

9 etiologies, but biopsy is often required for definitive diagnosis.

10 r, specialized laboratories are required for definitive diagnosis.

11 ially replace invasive biopsies to provide a definitive diagnosis.

12 ventional light microscopy in establishing a definitive diagnosis.

13 udies to facilitate our ability to provide a definitive diagnosis.

14 ma at core biopsy should prompt excision for definitive diagnosis.

15 apex, surgical biopsy is often required for definitive diagnosis.

16 ter-based techniques are still relied on for definitive diagnosis.

17 h should include a biopsy when necessary for definitive diagnosis.

18 For lesions with a definitive diagnosis, 306 of 1018 (30.0%) were correlate

19 23%, and 26% of patients, respectively; (no definitive diagnosis, 6%).

20 obtained in 24 (92%) of 26 patients, with a definitive diagnosis achieved in 23 (88%) patients durin

21 liver transplantation before establishing a definitive diagnosis and 21 days later, died from liver

22 We included patients who had a definitive diagnosis and clinical symptoms of AADC defic

23 wever, further imaging is often required for definitive diagnosis and elaboration of secondary findin

24 ce of noninvasive imaging techniques for the definitive diagnosis and monitoring of cardiovascular di

25 s can be detected using noninvasive imaging, definitive diagnosis and percutaneous treatment typicall

26 ned from the second patient allowed a quick, definitive diagnosis and proper selection of therapy.

27 hematologist is often consulted to offer the definitive diagnosis and proper therapy.

28 Definitive diagnosis and successful repair of supracelia

29 A definitive diagnosis and treatment require excision of t

30 diagnostic efficacy (clinically correct and definitive diagnosis), as well as time and cost of care.

31 ession profiling provides an opportunity for definitive diagnosis but has not yet been well applied t

32 Most cases without a definitive diagnosis can be conservatively managed with

33 uding an increased risk of malignancy, and a definitive diagnosis can inform prognosis and care.

34 A definitive diagnosis could be achieved in 37 patients wi

35 tients will require an open biopsy because a definitive diagnosis could not be reached.

36 s, yet no primary tumor was identified and a definitive diagnosis could not be rendered.

37 and timing of aspirin administration and the definitive diagnosis established before discharge from t

38 le sources in a holistic manner to achieve a definitive diagnosis, focused treatment, and adequate re

39 The only definitive diagnosis for Alzheimer disease (AD) at prese

40 Using histopathology as the definitive diagnosis for EBA, this PCR demonstrated 100%

41 ulgaris, DIF is essential for establishing a definitive diagnosis for known DIF-positive diseases.

42 n the absolute proportion of patients with a definitive diagnosis from 0.8% to 12.7%.

43 To date, definitive diagnosis has been difficult and has relied o

44 sychiatric disorders in its early stages and definitive diagnosis has relied on neuropathology.

45 d genetic analysis has allowed us to reach a definitive diagnosis in 75.7% of our patients.

46 lly selected ancillary testing can lead to a definitive diagnosis in a large proportion of cases.

47 n intraoral biopsy is necessary to confirm a definitive diagnosis in cases with similar clinical find

48 of ataxia is a high-yield test, providing a definitive diagnosis in more than one-fifth of patients

49 olation of Toxoplasma gondii may establish a definitive diagnosis in patients with toxoplasmic retino

50 Definitive diagnosis, including histological classificat

51 from ORT using a septal accessory pathway, a definitive diagnosis is occasionally elusive.

52 d a malignancy arising from the bile duct, a definitive diagnosis is often obtained through the use o

53 diagnosis of gingival enlargement until the definitive diagnosis is reached by histologic/laboratory

54 with spontaneous nipple discharge (SND), but definitive diagnosis is usually only achieved by surgica

55 initially by antenatal ultrasound with more definitive diagnosis made by antenatal or postnatal MRI.

56 methods were used to ultimately provide the definitive diagnosis of a novel poxvirus infection initi

57 Prompt definitive diagnosis of acute bacterial endocarditis in

58 mergency department patients (55%) who had a definitive diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction.

59 es in the living brain may contribute to the definitive diagnosis of AD during life.

60 The definitive diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD) require

61 Definitive diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease requires his

62 e fungal infections when administered before definitive diagnosis of an invasive fungal infection in

63 A definitive diagnosis of aspiration pneumonitis or pneumo

64 h multiple sclerosis (MS) who had received a definitive diagnosis of asymptomatic NTZ-associated PML

65 A definitive diagnosis of ATTR depends on the detection an

66 A definitive diagnosis of ATTR relies on the detection and

67 Definitive diagnosis of bilateral bundle-branch delay/bl

68 accurate, safe, and reliable method for the definitive diagnosis of CBD stones before initiating the

69 were individuals 18 years or older who had a definitive diagnosis of CLE or any other non-CLE dermato

70 Definitive diagnosis of coronary spasm can at times be d

71 Although definitive diagnosis of corticobasal degeneration can on

72 The definitive diagnosis of DG was most accurately achieved

73 Patients were excluded if a definitive diagnosis of FEVR could not be made.

74 The interval from presentation to definitive diagnosis of GPA ranged from 3 to 20 months (

75 an efficient and reproducible method for the definitive diagnosis of GVHD after liver transplantation

76 erprinting" technology as a method of early, definitive diagnosis of GVHD in patients after liver tra

77 Bitewing radiographs were taken annually for definitive diagnosis of LAP.

78 gic and immunohistochemical criteria for the definitive diagnosis of LCH have been established.

79 A definitive diagnosis of lung malignancy was made in 74.4

80 Chorioretinal biopsy provided a definitive diagnosis of lymphoma in 59% of cases and ass

81 Frozen-section analysis rendered a definitive diagnosis of malignancy in 1 of 29 (3.4%) pat

82 Therefore a definitive diagnosis of MAT I/III deficiency, which requ

83 imens is a sensitive and accurate method for definitive diagnosis of metastatic disease in patients w

84 We included 250 patients with a definitive diagnosis of MG with available serum samples

85 A definitive diagnosis of multiple sclerosis cannot be mad

86 & E studies were particularly important for definitive diagnosis of negative cases.

87 have preeclampsia/HELLP syndrome before the definitive diagnosis of p-aHUS was made.

88 D cases and gene mutation analysis to make a definitive diagnosis of PCD should enhance diagnostic ev

89 gressive language impairment before making a definitive diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia has

90 US-guided FNAB helped to establish a definitive diagnosis of recurrent breast carcinoma in 24

91 before HCT presents a significant barrier to definitive diagnosis of SCID and related disorders and p

92 es, MRI has emerged as the gold standard for definitive diagnosis of stress fractures.

93 A definitive diagnosis of such reactions is required in or

94 260 patients with a definitive diagnosis of symptomatic heart failure (LVSD)

95 Definitive diagnosis of T. gondii acute infection is the

96 In the United States, definitive diagnosis of the acute infection and the time

97 pression of 10 CTCs was sufficient to make a definitive diagnosis of the HER-2 gene status of the who

98 ution computed tomography (HRCT) often delay definitive diagnosis of these infections.

99 Definitive diagnosis of tuberculosis remains based on cu

100 The definitive diagnosis of valve thrombosis is based on a c

101 Rapid and definitive diagnosis of viral respiratory infections is

102 s of typically 1 day, potentially delaying a definitive diagnosis or an adequate treatment plan for i

103 dence-based guidelines are available for the definitive diagnosis or directed treatment of most blast

104 a long diagnostic odyssey before receiving a definitive diagnosis or may receive no diagnosis at all.

105 avalvular aortic stenosis is essential for a definitive diagnosis, prognosis, and genetic counseling.

106 ive cases, the interval from initial SCNB to definitive diagnosis ranged from 7 to 36 months.

107 Currently, definitive diagnosis relies on the demonstration of bial

108 Definitive diagnosis remains serologic.

109 presumed NAFLD can be made noninvasively, a definitive diagnosis requires a liver biopsy specimen.

110 The definitive diagnosis requires culture, which may require

111 The definitive diagnosis requires exposure to known antigen,

112 se of these disorders is generally mild, but definitive diagnosis requires invasive procedures.

113 and dyspnea on exertion are nonspecific and definitive diagnosis requires invasive procedures.

114 tion among kidney transplant recipients, and definitive diagnosis requires renal biopsy.

115 ents at risk for pulmonary hypertension, but definitive diagnosis requires right-heart catheterizatio

116 A definitive diagnosis should not delay early antifungal t

117 ic biopsy specimens should be obtained for a definitive diagnosis so these patients can be treated be

118 herefore require provocation tests to make a definitive diagnosis; these are often expensive and pote

119 e option in select patients, ability to make definitive diagnosis using high-resolution imaging of th

120 ine transporter imaging is a limitation, but definitive diagnosis via pathological confirmation is ge

121 A definitive diagnosis was established at subsequent surgi

122 A definitive diagnosis was established for 344 participant

123 After the biopsy, a definitive diagnosis was made and an appropriate patient

124 When a definitive diagnosis was obtainable, the second-opinion

125 or core-needle biopsy was performed before a definitive diagnosis was obtained; 2) the study sample i

126 Definitive diagnosis was rendered to approximately 80% o

127 time the patient noticed major symptoms to a definitive diagnosis, we called it a delay (52% of cases

128 the best and minimum number of sequences for definitive diagnosis were determined.

129 ollow-up data sufficient for assignment of a definitive diagnosis were obtained for 99% of subjects.

130 lication may shorten the delay in making the definitive diagnosis, which in turn may increase the lik

131 consistent methods of data acquisition, and definitive diagnosis with tissue biopsy or negative 2-ye