ライフサイエンスコーパス: delayed diagnosis

1 en experience morbidity and mortality due to delayed diagnosis.

2 ecessary or inappropriate investigations, or delayed diagnosis.

3 ith nonspecific clinical findings leading to delayed diagnosis.

4 advanced CMV retinitis, possibly because of delayed diagnosis.

5 y arises from several concurrent causes, and delayed diagnosis adds to its grim prognosis.

6 nvolving 4 Middle Eastern men complicated by delayed diagnosis, ambiguous epidemiologic links among p

7 dily palpable can be difficult, resulting in delayed diagnosis and can lead to emaciation and electro

8 ge numbers in Africa and are at high risk of delayed diagnosis and chronic complications of untreated

9 -related deaths continue to occur because of delayed diagnosis and failure to use appropriate therapy

10 SEAs and ICEAs is typically poor because of delayed diagnosis and intervention and is dependent on t

11 Delayed diagnosis and personality disorder were negative

12 confound the clinical picture, resulting in delayed diagnosis and suboptimal treatment.

13 lications that could be related to missed or delayed diagnosis and the 6-month cumulative radiation e

14 An adverse outcome is associated with delayed diagnosis and therapy; thus, empirical treatment

15 mong HIV-infected adults, in part because of delayed diagnosis and therefore delayed initiation of tr

16 linear regression to estimate odds ratios of delayed diagnosis and to identify correlates of length o

17 ughout this small Maine community because of delayed diagnosis and treatment of the source patient, d

18 alised centres with multidisciplinary teams, delayed diagnosis and treatment, poor management of trea

19 is in children is frequently associated with delayed diagnosis and treatment.

20 ulosis in the 1990s, poor infection control, delayed diagnosis, and a high HIV prevalence facilitated

21 tissues are often responsible for missed or delayed diagnosis, and amyloidosis remains a considerabl

22 rs of immunocompromised patients, frequently delayed diagnosis, and limited therapeutics.

23 due to the absence of patient risk factors, delayed diagnosis, and limited treatment options, result

24 ession are at increased risk for occurrence, delayed diagnosis, and progression of AE.

25 RS-CoV) has been attributed to overcrowding, delayed diagnosis, and the breakdown of infection contro

26 that peak viral load, tacrolimus treatment, delayed diagnosis, and viral reduction time influence ou

27 Misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis are common where the index of suspicio

28 Outcomes in patients with delayed diagnosis are worse but half retain their pouch

29 This is so because of delayed diagnosis (as a consequence of the silent, asymp

30 ussis in adults is difficult, resulting in a delayed diagnosis, as a delayed cough may present >/=3 m

31 Delayed diagnosis can lead to devastating complications.

32 rmer smokers had a 4.3 times greater risk of delayed diagnosis compared with current smokers (95% con

33 ncertainty include quantifying the hazard of delayed diagnosis; determining the optimal duration of f

34 Delayed diagnosis (>8 months) seemed to be associated wi

35 Delayed diagnosis in invasive aspergillosis (IA) contrib

36 and to attenuate pain, possibly resulting in delayed diagnosis in PDAC.

37 Delayed diagnosis, inadequate initial treatment, and pro

38 a result, affected individuals commonly face delayed diagnosis, incomplete laboratory evaluation, and

39 Delayed diagnosis is associated with the development of

40 Delayed diagnosis is often observed, resulting in bowel

41 ance, surgical mortality, risk of death from delayed diagnosis (missed appendicitis), and LE loss att

42 apies has yet to be realized, in part due to delayed diagnosis of dyslipidemia, underutilization of t

43 Delayed diagnosis of enteric perforations occurred in tw

44 neumonia, and meningococcemia) may result in delayed diagnosis of EVD before isolation of infected pa

45 All nine HCCs with a delayed diagnosis of less than 1 year were smaller than

46 DS to manage associated psychiatric symptoms delayed diagnosis of PD by up to 10 years.

47 rces in which the organism is endemic, where delayed diagnosis of progressive disseminated histoplasm

48 d on suboptimal methods, which can result in delayed diagnosis of severe diseases and inappropriate r

49 Delayed diagnosis of T1D can result in severe illness or

50 case-patients (27%) developed TB because of delayed diagnosis of their sources; and 13 case-patients

51 Delayed diagnosis of tuberculosis (TB) and drug-resistan

52 ngs, placing patients at risk for missed and delayed diagnosis of vision- and life-threatening neurol

53 Misdiagnosis, or delayed diagnosis, of MMP with ocular involvement leads

54 to evaluate nodule growth and the effect of delayed diagnosis on treatment eligibility.

55 To avoid a delayed diagnosis or a misdiagnosis, familiarity with ty

56 gnostic and therapeutic strategies to reduce delayed diagnosis or misdiagnosis, optimize management,

57 Patients who had delayed diagnosis or were older than 45 years had high r

58 ate analysis, pouch loss was associated with delayed diagnosis (P = 0.03, hazard ratio [HR] 2.6 (95%

59 Six patients received a delayed diagnosis, which adversely affected outcome.