ライフサイエンスコーパス: diagnostic criteria

1 nce to guide revisions of multiple sclerosis diagnostic criteria.

2 strict the diagnostic assessments to current diagnostic criteria.

3 SM-5 persistent complex bereavement disorder diagnostic criteria.

4 raction disorders is based on using specific diagnostic criteria.

5 f the two types of fused images using the 14 diagnostic criteria.

6 han 10 cm/sec and an RI greater than 0.65 as diagnostic criteria.

7 ver a long period with the use of consistent diagnostic criteria.

8 ary cells that could be useful as additional diagnostic criteria.

9 s of type 1 VWD without stringent laboratory diagnostic criteria.

10 luated participants for PD based on clinical diagnostic criteria.

11 nd differences in study design, particularly diagnostic criteria.

12 of M. pneumoniae in children using stringent diagnostic criteria.

13 tients with PTDM diagnosed with the standard diagnostic criteria.

14 om 2% to 24% because of lack of standardized diagnostic criteria.

15 ), as rigorously defined by recently revised diagnostic criteria.

16 ldren younger than 2 years with fewer than 2 diagnostic criteria.

17 nce rates when distress is considered in the diagnostic criteria.

18 ed pneumonia (VAP) is hampered by subjective diagnostic criteria.

19 arrying one of these deletions fulfilled the diagnostic criteria.

20 omorbidities, contrast medium types, and AKI diagnostic criteria.

21 d response did not differ when stratified by diagnostic criteria.

22 of AD using 3 different questionnaire-based diagnostic criteria.

23 Of 5059 subjects, 592 (11.7%) met CVD diagnostic criteria.

24 ring further revisions of multiple sclerosis diagnostic criteria.

25 practice, there is a lack of widely accepted diagnostic criteria.

26 ed AD and 2 versions of the UK Working Party Diagnostic Criteria.

27 NIV on Days 1 and 2 following fulfillment of diagnostic criteria.

28 irmatory testing, as recommended by clinical diagnostic criteria.

29 argued, if mental symptoms were removed from diagnostic criteria.

30 rding to DSM or ICD criteria or the Research Diagnostic Criteria.

31 despite falling short of fulfilling classic diagnostic criteria.

32 n using 4 cardiac magnetic resonance imaging diagnostic criteria.

33 de the development of future definitions and diagnostic criteria.

34 and 93 controls (without NCC) using the new diagnostic criteria.

35 ussions consistent with the Zurich consensus diagnostic criteria.

36 .3%) met 3 criteria, and 19 (1.3%) met all 4 diagnostic criteria.

37 hthalmologist databases, or both and updated diagnostic criteria (2013) were applied to confirm defin

38 Based on predetermined diagnostic criteria, 36 eyes of 23 patients were diagnos

39 Using the Musculoskeletal Infection Society diagnostic criteria, 88 and 196 samples were classified

40 Diagnostic criteria adapted to OHP are proposed.

41 evalence could be explained by the change in diagnostic criteria alone; 42% (95% CI, 14%-69%), by the

42 ly be lower under DSM-5 than under DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria, although this effect could be tempe

43 Adoption of current diagnostic criteria and additional capture sources will

44 emphasise the importance of recognising its diagnostic criteria and biomarker, which would be of gre

45 We explain the current diagnostic criteria and challenges to diagnosis, includi

46 An understanding of these revised diagnostic criteria and clinical guidelines is essential

47 cluded study reports that applied predefined diagnostic criteria and described treatment regimens and

48 rinary incontinence is lacking, as are clear diagnostic criteria and management guidelines.

49 e earthquakes and were assessed using DSM-IV diagnostic criteria and measures of subclinical symptoms

50 We aimed to determine the diagnostic criteria and mutational spectrum for CS.

51 orders are diagnosed using specific clinical diagnostic criteria and neuropsychological examinations.

52 With updated diagnostic criteria and pediatric-specific assessments,

53 rns of disease progression form the basis of diagnostic criteria and phenotypic classification system

54 trengths and limitations of the IWG research diagnostic criteria and proposes advances to improve the

55 help with the evaluation of existing sepsis diagnostic criteria and provide a roadmap for future wor

56 Despite introduction of diagnostic criteria and some advances in treatment in th

57 Diagnostic criteria and tests essential to the diagnosis

58 rt would be offered using each institution's diagnostic criteria and the costs of these procedures ba

59 and 60% (95% CI, 33%-87%), by the change in diagnostic criteria and the inclusion of outpatient cont

60 tudies are required to validate the proposed diagnostic criteria and to decipher underlying mechanism

61 to improving diagnostic accuracy by refining diagnostic criteria and using imaging and other biomarke

62 IPD patients and 14 patients fulfilling PAF diagnostic criteria, and 15 age-matched controls.

63 topathologic findings, proposed new clinical diagnostic criteria, and novel therapeutic agents.

64 cacy, large placebo responses, heterogeneous diagnostic criteria, and poor phenotypic profiling proba

65 ability of MRI aspects to multiple sclerosis diagnostic criteria, and quantitative studies have asses

66 Small relapse numbers, differing diagnostic criteria, and single region studies limit the

67 irium Observation Screening) entail all main diagnostic criteria, and so they are conceptually valid

68 Despite this, there are no standardized diagnostic criteria, and the clinical-radiological spect

69 ncreasing awareness of autism, broadening of diagnostic criteria, and the introduction of the spectru

70 AF), major depression) based on contemporary diagnostic criteria; and (2) to evaluate the familial sp

71 ed MFS who do not completely fulfill the MFS diagnostic criteria are classified as having a MASS phen

72 y PDP and distinguish it from CA when strict diagnostic criteria are followed.

73 population-based studies with gold-standard diagnostic criteria are lacking.

74 This is not necessarily problematic as diagnostic criteria are meant to index rather than thoro

75 for constrictive pericarditis, and definite diagnostic criteria are needed.

76 equencing that can significantly improve the diagnostic criteria as well as the prognostic relevance

77 Diagnostic criteria at baseline and follow-up, as well a

78 8% of FTLD-FUS met at least 'possible' bvFTD diagnostic criteria at first presentation.

79 The operational diagnostic criteria (at least two of the following: nutr

80 and patients when compared with the standard diagnostic criteria (AUC < 0.67).

81 Diagnostic criteria based on reliable biomarkers for Alz

82 We then designed provisional HRCT diagnostic criteria based on the results to rank the ris

83 tion deficits are a key component of the ASD diagnostic criteria, but the underlying neurogenetic mec

84 We hypothesize that variability of these diagnostic criteria causes significant variation in sten

85 ncertainties over disease classification and diagnostic criteria, controversy over the exact nature o

86 ve diseases, including CTE, based on defined diagnostic criteria; CTE neuropathological severity (sta

87 Diagnostic criteria currently in use to diagnose Schnitz

88 nsent to participate and were examined using Diagnostic Criteria (DC) for Temporomandibular Disorders

89 al sympathetic hyperactivity (PSH)-and clear diagnostic criteria defined by expert consensus were onl

90 indings will assist with prompt recognition, diagnostic criteria development, and effective managemen

91 However, the current diagnostic criteria do not consider subjective distress

92 of MS patients and in combination with other diagnostic criteria, elevated levels of anti-SPAG16 Abs

93 From the trends, diagnostic criteria enabling the use of this waveform as

94 and defined CKD remission as the absence of diagnostic criteria (estimated glomerular filtration rat

95 We established diagnostic criteria for ACLF based on analyses of patien

96 rafts of sensitized recipients fulfilled all diagnostic criteria for acute renal antibody-mediated re

97 at are just under the threshold to meet full diagnostic criteria for ADHD.

98 ved regardless of i.v. contrast medium type, diagnostic criteria for AKI, or whether patients had dia

99 utinized, and the World Allergy Organization diagnostic criteria for anaphylaxis were applied.

100 o ambiguity was lower in individuals who met diagnostic criteria for Antisocial Personality Disorder.

101 No one with ATWI fulfilled diagnostic criteria for ARVC after further evaluation.

102 Diagnostic criteria for ARVC are nonspecific in such ind

103 of this study was to assess the accuracy of diagnostic criteria for ARVC when applied to athletes ex

104 f 5.6+/-4.4 years, 6 additional patients met diagnostic criteria for ARVC.

105 The 2010 diagnostic criteria for ARVD/C have limited discriminati

106 D/C registry, 15 patients with definite 2010 diagnostic criteria for ARVD/C were subsequently diagnos

107 This paper also elaborates on the specific diagnostic criteria for atypical forms of AD, for mixed

108 The DSM-5 contains revised diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) f

109 ness and intolerance of change are among the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD),

110 it social behavioural problems that meet the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD);

111 iduals with the 16p11.2 deletion not meeting diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder had a s

112 The new DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorders (ASDs)

113 ldren with agenesis were less likely to meet diagnostic criteria for autism, even for those who met a

114 ere compared against International Consensus Diagnostic Criteria for bvFTD, and most cases failed to

115 Reliable noninvasive diagnostic criteria for CAA-ri would allow some patients

116 highest risk for cachexia rather than clear diagnostic criteria for cachexia.

117 We propose noninvasive diagnostic criteria for cardiac ATTR amyloidosis that ar

118 New diagnostic criteria for catatonia specific to the critic

119 Currently available diagnostic criteria for catatonia were found to be nonsp

120 In total, 247 individuals met diagnostic criteria for childhood ADHD; of these, 54 (21

121 We aimed to identify diagnostic criteria for cHP that reach consensus among i

122 iuseppe Remuzzi and Richard Glassock discuss diagnostic criteria for chronic kidney disease and impli

123 ed to include CSF3R mutations as part of the diagnostic criteria for CNL.

124 ive coronary atherosclerosis because current diagnostic criteria for coronary heart disease are not m

125 We propose diagnostic criteria for CS.

126 ions: The recent development of pathological diagnostic criteria for CTE represented an important ste

127 Inclusion required meeting diagnostic criteria for current PTSD according to the Cl

128 fty-four healthy eyes and 47 eyes fulfilling diagnostic criteria for DED of various levels of severit

129 s with AD who were 65 years or older and met diagnostic criteria for dementia due to probable AD with

130 The DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for depression with mixed features m

131 ople would be expected to meet international diagnostic criteria for diabetes, but between 126 millio

132 eroseptal patients more frequently fulfilled diagnostic criteria for dilated cardiomyopathy (64% vers

133 s, 5th edition has outlined more sex-neutral diagnostic criteria for eating disorders.

134 ut eosinophilia' do not fulfill formally the diagnostic criteria for EoE.

135 l eosinophilia, a total of 179 fulfilled the diagnostic criteria for EoE.

136 of JAK2, CALR, or MPL mutation are the main diagnostic criteria for ET.

137 ress criterion in the ongoing development of diagnostic criteria for FGID is therefore warranted.

138 ipants (68.4%) fulfilled epidemiological and diagnostic criteria for first-episode psychosis (34.0 ne

139 t metabolism have been incorporated into the diagnostic criteria for FTD, which has some clinical and

140 did not differ significantly for any of the diagnostic criteria for functional dyspepsia.

141 They also suggest that diagnostic criteria for gestational diabetes recommended

142 Whether the same diagnostic criteria for gestational diabetes should appl

143 All three SUFU-positive families fulfilled diagnostic criteria for Gorlin syndrome, although none h

144 registries have not adopted current clinical diagnostic criteria for HCC and still rely on histology

145 Modern revisions in the terminology and diagnostic criteria for IIH help guide clinicians in inv

146 ensus conference at which they discussed the diagnostic criteria for LGD.

147 , including age at diagnosis of SN, clinical diagnostic criteria for LS and Muir-Torre syndrome, and

148 MMR mutation carriers did not meet clinical diagnostic criteria for LS, and 11 of 25 (44%) did not m

149 ntly used cardiac magnetic resonance imaging diagnostic criteria for LVNC, suggesting that those crit

150 One family met diagnostic criteria for Lynch syndrome.

151 IS cases with rare FBN1 variants do not meet diagnostic criteria for Marfan syndrome, though variants

152 matic mutations in leukocytes are found, but diagnostic criteria for MDS or other hematologic disease

153 -five subjects (n = 22 men and 23 women) met diagnostic criteria for ME/CFS by Institute of Medicine,

154 ment would lead to the adoption of dangerous diagnostic criteria for ME/CFS, as well as preventing pa

155 sis to severe growth restriction, fulfilling diagnostic criteria for Meier-Gorlin syndrome.

156 The study highlights key RCM diagnostic criteria for melanoma and basal cell carcinom

157 We have some concern regarding diagnostic criteria for microcephaly in fetuses and newb

158 n the USA using contemporary nonhierarchical diagnostic criteria for mood and anxiety disorders.

159 Diagnostic criteria for mood disorders including major d

160 s with Balo lesions who also fulfil standard diagnostic criteria for multiple sclerosis, our opinion

161 All patients met present WHO diagnostic criteria for myelodysplastic syndrome and oth

162 , and current areas of uncertainty regarding diagnostic criteria for myeloid malignancies.

163 r aim was to develop and assess a new set of diagnostic criteria for NCC, which might allow for the a

164 experts developed by consensus a new set of diagnostic criteria for NCC.

165 t that patients with MOG-Abs can fulfill the diagnostic criteria for NMO, there are differences when

166 identified who fulfilled the 2015 Wingerchuk diagnostic criteria for NMOSD.

167 d using a modified Delphi process to develop diagnostic criteria for nonparaneoplastic AIR.

168 tudy, a cohort of 234 patients fulfilled the diagnostic criteria for NS in a tertiary referral center

169 We reviewed charts of 158 patients who met diagnostic criteria for ocular myasthenia gravis.

170 Patients meeting diagnostic criteria for other acute flaccid paralysis et

171 onclusion The most accurate MR imaging-based diagnostic criteria for PCOS were OV, FPO-9, and periphe

172 Compared with women who did not meet the diagnostic criteria for PCOS, women who met the criteria

173 r biochemical hyperandrogenism is one of the diagnostic criteria for PCOS.

174 To establish international diagnostic criteria for Perry syndrome, a disorder chara

175 osium on Perry syndrome in Tokyo to identify diagnostic criteria for Perry syndrome.

176 indings, we propose the following definitive diagnostic criteria for Perry syndrome: the presence of

177 The association between OC features and diagnostic criteria for PG highlights a role of obsessio

178 Of the patients who met diagnostic criteria for phobia at baseline, fewer patien

179 nts with behavioural Alzheimer's disease met diagnostic criteria for possible behavioural-variant fro

180 Twelve patients additionally fulfilled the diagnostic criteria for posterior cortical atrophy and e

181 Current diagnostic criteria for primary nonfunction (PNF) of liv

182 ases assigned to the AD group either met the diagnostic criteria for probable AD or showed significan

183 None of these 6 patients fulfilled the diagnostic criteria for probable or possible CJD.

184 Although the patient did not meet the diagnostic criteria for Proteus syndrome, he was found t

185 In all, 153 patients met the preliminary diagnostic criteria for PSR: transient worsening of resi

186 8.8% of head-injured patients fulfilled the diagnostic criteria for PTSD compared with 2.2% of contr

187 he International Classification of Diseases, Diagnostic Criteria for Research (ICD-10-DCR) were rando

188 hey used this information to derive proposed diagnostic criteria for research or clinical use.

189 e the degree to which modern operationalized diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia reflect the main c

190 we have identified 21 patients who fulfilled diagnostic criteria for Schnitzler syndrome with urticar

191 l transplantation for SCID during 2000-2009, diagnostic criteria for SCID, and the pilot project of n

192 pical/clonal mast cells; in some cases, full diagnostic criteria for SM are not fulfilled.

193 early stages of lymphomagenesis, refines the diagnostic criteria for some entities, details the expan

194 Current diagnostic criteria for SS utilize anti-Ro and anti-La a

195 long-standing SS, which are included in the diagnostic criteria for SS, anti-Ro and anti-La.

196 ehaviour and decision-making, but prevailing diagnostic criteria for such behaviours are typically qu

197 ith any 2 of the following meet the clinical diagnostic criteria for symptomatic UTI: fever, worsened

198 lymphocytes in their blood meeting standard diagnostic criteria for T cell large granular lymphocyti

199 hildhood ADHD; of these, 54 (21.9%) also met diagnostic criteria for the disorder at age 18 years.

200 ngoing discussion about the optimal name and diagnostic criteria for the disorder.

201 ith this new edition, the classification and diagnostic criteria for the spectrum of autistic disorde

202 Here, the authors test whether meeting diagnostic criteria for this disorder in childhood predi

203 C/TMD, and the current diagnostic system-the Diagnostic Criteria for TMD (DC/TMD)-has improved on tho

204 The Research Diagnostic Criteria for TMD (RDC/TMD) were developed on

205 l emphasize state-of-the-art methodology and diagnostic criteria for various clinical indications, in

206 ifferentiated MCs and to establish potential diagnostic criteria for WDSM.

207 The defining diagnostic criteria for WFS2 also consist of optic atrop

208 th the proportion reporting full psychiatric diagnostic criteria for youth aged 2 to 19 years rose pr

209 We describe the diagnostic criteria for: (i) presynaptic disorders affec

210 Using the diagnostic criteria from each institution, the degree of

211 nt Likert scales, items that are eligible as diagnostic criteria from the literature and from persona

212 nd expanded upon, but the lack of formalized diagnostic criteria has led to reports of patients with

213 However, the lack of validated clinical diagnostic criteria has limited the ability to study its

214 Updated diagnostic criteria have been established.

215 e classification of mastocytosis and related diagnostic criteria have been refined and updated by the

216 ation-based study in Australia using current diagnostic criteria, hypothesizing that HCC incidence ma

217 nes are presented in 5 parts; I. Definitions/Diagnostic criteria; II. Hepatopulmonary syndrome; III.

218 osis of multiple sclerosis with reference to diagnostic criteria, important differential diagnoses, c

219 health registries have undergone a change in diagnostic criteria in 1994 and the inclusion of outpati

220 The change in diagnostic criteria in 1994 and the inclusion of outpati

221 t/hyperactivity disorder according to DSM-IV diagnostic criteria in childhood and DSM-5 diagnostic cr

222 We aimed to assess the NIH diagnostic criteria in children with culture-confirmed p

223 hat is, JAK2, CALR, and MPL, represent major diagnostic criteria in combination with hematologic and

224 e applicability and validity of the existing diagnostic criteria in real-life patients.

225 s for PD identification relative to clinical diagnostic criteria in the Framingham Heart Study (2001-

226 stemic abnormalities, and fulfillment of the diagnostic criteria in women suspected of having polycys

227 V diagnostic criteria in childhood and DSM-5 diagnostic criteria in young adulthood.

228 esence of MBL, defined according to standard diagnostic criteria, in the samples and compared differe

229 The Movement Disorders Society PSP diagnostic criteria include syndromes with few or mild s

230 Diagnostic criteria included flow velocity elevation mor

231 Current HbA1c diagnostic criteria increase diabetes diagnosis in patie

232 ne criteria alone, incorporating UO into the diagnostic criteria increased the measured incidence of

233 Although not part of the diagnostic criteria, individuals with autism experience

234 Current diagnostic criteria involving analysis of cerebrospinal

235 of these secondary sources against clinical diagnostic criteria is lacking.

236 Using recent clinical diagnostic criteria it is now possible to conclude that

237 assessments and analyzed the following LVNC diagnostic criteria: left ventricular noncompacted myoca

238 as provide a focal point for development of diagnostic criteria linking such a mechanism to clinical

239 gic examination for Moebius syndrome minimum diagnostic criteria (MDC) (congenital, nonprogressive fa

240 eosinophils, the definition of EoE, and its diagnostic criteria must likely be reconsidered.

241 ) are established and partly included in the diagnostic criteria, no blood biomarkers are available.

242 likely to have 4 or more DSM-IV or DSM-5 PG diagnostic criteria (odds ratio, 3.8 [95% CI, 1.8-8.2]).

243 models of addiction that more closely mimic diagnostic criteria of addiction.

244 This view is reflected by the diagnostic criteria of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nerv

245 a recommendation is made to modify the bvFTD diagnostic criteria of apathy/inertia.

246 exhibits behaviors that align with the major diagnostic criteria of autism.

247 ation may serve as a template for supporting diagnostic criteria of autoimmune astrocytopathies, moni

248 Refinements are also suggested for the diagnostic criteria of CM, removal of telangiectasia mac

249 drome and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), the diagnostic criteria of floppy eyelid syndrome are often

250 national panel of experts endorsed consensus diagnostic criteria of IOI.

251 ithout CBD pathology all (14/14) met the new diagnostic criteria of probable or possible CBD, demonst

252 s, particularly when they do not fulfill the diagnostic criteria of probable or possible CJD.

253 d basis, and yet many of them do not fit the diagnostic criteria of the known BMF syndromes.

254 assessed for atopic dermatitis by using the diagnostic criteria of the UK Working Party.

255 We critically evaluate the diagnostic criteria of WHIM syndrome, particularly when

256 Association for the Study of Liver Diseases diagnostic criteria or histology) were prospectively ide

257 Diagnostic criteria other than presence of enhancement w

258 mortality secondary to lack of consensus for diagnostic criteria, poorly understood disease pathogene

259 ratios were the least specific, with current diagnostic criteria positive in 219 (14.8%), whereas the

260 The present article reviews the diagnostic criteria, prevalence, causative factors, and

261 Consequently, diagnostic criteria, prognostic scores and probably the

262 tedly result from anticipated changes in the diagnostic criteria put forth in the upcoming revision t

263 ain history was administered, and a Research Diagnostic Criteria (RDC) exam was performed.

264 The use of different diagnostic criteria, scanners and imaging sequences may,

265 riers with definite ARVD/C based on the 2010 diagnostic criteria served as a control group.

266 n important component in the construction of diagnostic criteria sets, a process being continued in t

267 For example, good diagnostic criteria should be succinct and require minim

268 elopment and evaluation of any definition or diagnostic criteria should follow four steps: 1) define

269 functional pathways, which span conventional diagnostic criteria, suggesting a partly common biology

270 ients with ARVD/C fulfilling 2010 Task Force diagnostic criteria (TFC) from a transatlantic ARVD/C re

271 autoimmune retinopathy is made difficult by diagnostic criteria that are both limited and nonstandar

272 We propose diagnostic criteria that will aid clinicians to establis

273 Based on the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria, the total number of people aged 60

274 al lesions seen on neuroimaging and a set of diagnostic criteria-the Boston criteria, which have resu

275 re on cancer-related PTSD has used DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria; the revised DSM-5 PTSD criteria hav

276 dation has played a pivotal role in creating diagnostic criteria thus operationalizing the disseminat

277 rogeneous variant of SM that requires unique diagnostic criteria to avoid a misdiagnosis of cutaneous

278 ith primary and secondary tumors, we used 14 diagnostic criteria to compare the accuracy of several M

279 To determine in vivo confocal microscopy diagnostic criteria to diagnose Acanthamoeba keratitis (

280 ociation with neuromuscular defects, but the diagnostic criteria to differentiate these 2 entities re

281 However, the best diagnostic criteria to differentiate various subtypes of

282 referred for suspected CLIPPERS and propose diagnostic criteria to discriminate CLIPPERS from non-CL

283 We formulate microkinetic models and propose diagnostic criteria to distinguish the role of bicarbona

284 d classification system that uses additional diagnostic criteria to identify more patients with a hig

285 Expanding birdshot chorioretinopathy diagnostic criteria to include the presence of hypocyane

286 The diagnostic criteria to interpret carotid duplex ultrasou

287 Differences in diagnostic criteria to interpret carotid ultrasound resu

288 This was due to inconsistent diagnostic criteria used in previous studies and a lack

289 lar laboratories show large variation in the diagnostic criteria used to classify degree of carotid a

290 Newly proposed diagnostic criteria utilize data-driven approaches with

291 Historical CFLD diagnostic criteria were compared with newly proposed CF

292 Patients without sufficient data for diagnostic criteria were excluded.

293 otic treatment was started when prespecified diagnostic criteria were met (temperature >/=38 degrees

294 Working Party Diagnostic Criteria were satisfied at both 6 and 12 mont

295 AD, was determined if the U.K. Working Party Diagnostic Criteria were satisfied at both 6 and 12 mont

296 Standardized diagnostic criteria were used to classify these children

297 l, 68.8% (276 of 401) met the Rotterdam PCOS diagnostic criteria, while 12.0% (48 of 401) did not.

298 as adherence to histopathologically focused diagnostic criteria will exclude large numbers of patien

299 We should not confuse our DSM diagnostic criteria with the disorders that they were de

300 Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition diagnostic criteria (without having undergone biopsies)