ライフサイエンスコーパス: diagnostic procedure

1 Therefore, it is not a stand-alone diagnostic procedure.

2 sampling may prove to be the most efficient diagnostic procedure.

3 ograde cholangiopancreatography was purely a diagnostic procedure.

4 jury with the use of a two-stage psychiatric diagnostic procedure.

5 on direct microscopic examination is a valid diagnostic procedure.

6 y-seven patients had a previous unsuccessful diagnostic procedure.

7 IgE to total IgE did not further improve the diagnostic procedure.

8 e no complications in either group after the diagnostic procedure.

9 ins has shown to be a valuable new option in diagnostic procedure.

10 ins has shown to be a valuable new option in diagnostic procedure.

11 l fat aspiration is the easiest, most common diagnostic procedure.

12 t allergen-based IgE testing can improve the diagnostic procedure.

13 ive predictive values (PPV and NPV) of these diagnostic procedures.

14 are physicians ordered the majority of these diagnostic procedures.

15 II trial were tested for HER-2 using current diagnostic procedures.

16 tablishing a potential utility for miRNAs in diagnostic procedures.

17 esthesia for challenging patients undergoing diagnostic procedures.

18 hese tests may reduce dependence on invasive diagnostic procedures.

19 n skin specimens of 19 patients as a part of diagnostic procedures.

20 py modification and avoidance of unwarranted diagnostic procedures.

21 y can be managed with little use of invasive diagnostic procedures.

22 results in a 59% reduction in the number of diagnostic procedures.

23 the 3'-UTRs should be considered in genetic diagnostic procedures.

24 improve the accuracy and reproducibility of diagnostic procedures.

25 g to fascinating and cost-effective clinical diagnostic procedures.

26 consider use of stress testing and anatomic diagnostic procedures.

27 tissue needed for these assays when planning diagnostic procedures.

28 CT scans and the potential for more invasive diagnostic procedures.

29 (mSv) and medical charges for the respective diagnostic procedures.

30 reported, as were most harms, such as use of diagnostic procedures.

31 feasibility of using DBS samples for measles diagnostic procedures.

32 s associated with screening examinations and diagnostic procedures.

33 ns, natural history, treatment efficacy, and diagnostic procedures.

34 comprehensive assessments using standardized diagnostic procedures.

35 breadth and depth of prenatal screening and diagnostic procedures.

36 annot easily be differentiated with standard diagnostic procedures.

37 able in the cerebral neocortex with standard diagnostic procedures.

38 nsertion (10.3%), dental procedures (10.0%), diagnostic procedures (10.0%), cataract removal (9.3%),

39 operative procedures, 4) less use of costly diagnostic procedures, 5) decreased use of expensive hom

40 Invasive diagnostic procedures after false-positive screening res

41 of the knowledge of radiation safety during diagnostic procedures among the medical staff.

42 aled that skin tests continue to be the main diagnostic procedure and are used as the first option in

43 opic ultrasound continues to be refined as a diagnostic procedure and is now emerging as a very promi

44 Here we present a noninvasive diagnostic procedure and sampling regimen using field sa

45 Data were acquired from 706 diagnostic procedures and 286 interventional procedures

46 high-variance decisions involved imaging or diagnostic procedures and 37% involved choice of chemoth

47 requisite for the implementation of rational diagnostic procedures and adequate patient management.

48 Interventive diagnostic procedures and aortic surgery greatly increas

49 ing novel targets for the development of new diagnostic procedures and disease intervention.

50 The burden of diagnostic procedures and false-positive results can be

51 200 articles which were further analyzed for diagnostic procedures and findings.

52 Validity of diagnostic procedures and HTLV-1 disease association in

53 esis and allow the establishment of improved diagnostic procedures and more accurate therapeutic moni

54 Proportions of patients undergoing malaria diagnostic procedures and receiving antimalarial treatme

55 opic images is one of the core components of diagnostic procedures and therapeutic interventions for

56 a framework and assurance for the choice of diagnostic procedures and therapeutic measures and aim t

57 the medical staff is essential for planning diagnostic procedures and therapy.

58 and are associated with an increase in both diagnostic procedures and total cost of care.

59 cer incidence, complications associated with diagnostic procedures, and all-cause mortality.

60 ral fields of medicine, the pathophysiology, diagnostic procedures, and appropriate therapeutic inter

61 t link all patient admissions, appointments, diagnostic procedures, and prescriptions with diagnoses

62 allergy, the limited reliability of routine diagnostic procedures, and the importance of verificatio

63 ols in the development process of new drugs, diagnostic procedures, and therapies.

64 s and data on demographics, medical history, diagnostic procedures, and therapy to determine the inde

65 These data suggest diagnostic, procedure, and therapeutic codes derived fro

66 ts were reevaluated in person using standard diagnostic procedures approximately every 15 months over

67 screening tests lack specificity and current diagnostic procedures are invasive.

68 Diagnostic procedures are presented for use with the GMR

69 echanisms are not well known and the current diagnostic procedures are somewhat insufficient, new app

70 nd both skeletal and cardiac muscle to guide diagnostic procedures as well as appropriate treatment.

71 extract and the recombinant allergen in the diagnostic procedures (basophil activation test, IgE imm

72 However, routine diagnostic procedures currently in use are insufficientl

73 e evaluated demographics, comorbidities, and diagnostic procedures descriptively and with a multivari

74 We reviewed the histories, diagnostic procedures, details of treatment, and outcome

75 n in B presentation, performed as a standard diagnostic procedure during the early post-operative per

76 rther, with the advent of more sophisticated diagnostic procedures (e.g., quantitative light fluoresc

77 cancer, there is a critical need to develop diagnostic procedures enabling early detection of the di

78 d imaging within 1-2 days, and not to extend diagnostic procedures, especially in case of ultrasound

79 t decisions must be based on the findings of diagnostic procedures; expected pathogens; and recent da

80 nsbronchial biopsy remains as the definitive diagnostic procedure for determining rejection.

81 n birth cohort study using the gold standard diagnostic procedure for food allergies confirmed challe

82 gistic regression was performed to develop a diagnostic procedure for KC using CLMI, PZA, and aberrat

83 the value of (11)C-choline PET imaging as a diagnostic procedure for metastasis-directed therapies.

84 The authors develop modeling and diagnostic procedures for method 3.

85 Diagnostic procedures for these disorders are only begin

86 s immune system with the skin microbiome and diagnostic procedures for working up atopic dermatitis p

87 A change of diagnostic procedure from the currently implemented RPR

88 Modern advances in imaging, and diagnostic procedures have dramatically shifted the reli

89 Diagnostic procedures have included endoscopic peritoneo

90 in the availability of technically advanced diagnostic procedures; however, the most notable therape

91 ses questions of whether echo is an overused diagnostic procedure in the United States.

92 tion syndrome; liver biopsy remains a useful diagnostic procedure in this setting.

93 imaging results and failure to complete key diagnostic procedures in a timely manner.

94 is I instruments that diverges from clinical diagnostic procedures in a way that may be problematic f

95 hesia management of children for surgical or diagnostic procedures in Europe, and a large variability

96 re a feasible alternative sample for measles diagnostic procedures in high-incidence settings.

97 using the ImmunoCAP-FEIA and a standardized diagnostic procedure including oral challenges where ind

98 Subjects underwent comprehensive clinical diagnostic procedures including intraocular pressure (IO

99 and 2176 (92.7%) had at least one follow-up diagnostic procedure, including imaging in 5717 (81.1%)

100 diopharmaceutical products for use in common diagnostic procedures, including myocardial perfusion st

101 The diagnostic procedures indicated that there was no need t

102 eveloped the first instrumentation used in a diagnostic procedure involving radioactive indicators.

103 on of technology rather than knowledge-based diagnostic procedures is contributing to the demise of a

104 The diagnostic procedure lends itself to both categorical an

105 Nearly one-half of diagnostic procedures (n=2057) involved radiography.

106 cability and validity of skin test and other diagnostic procedures need further assessment in childre

107 se finding is hampered due to highly complex diagnostic procedures not available in routine laborator

108 Our data suggest that SCNBx is the diagnostic procedure of choice for mammographically dete

109 Stereotactic core needle biopsy is the diagnostic procedure of choice for most mammographic abn

110 Temporal artery biopsy remains the diagnostic procedure of choice to detect arteritis in cr

111 high clinical probability, TTE should be the diagnostic procedure of choice.

112 The diagnostic procedure of septic facet joint arthritis req

113 TTO) method, is used to obtain utilities for diagnostic procedures on the basis of the fact that peop

114 rmaceutical use increased from 17% to 26% of diagnostic procedures (P < 0.01).

115 level of disease severity, and the number of diagnostic procedures performed across the 3 clerkships.

116 side test, when combined with other standard diagnostic procedures, provides an objective measurement

117 ubt on whether dental, surgical and invasive diagnostic procedures really are the cause of infective

118 rms, including overdiagnosis, overtreatment, diagnostic procedure-related harms, fear, anxiety, embar

119 ary care centers occasionally may have their diagnostic procedures repeated and have a final diagnosi

120 course on allergy and immunology theory and diagnostic procedure significantly increased the compete

121 c mice can be useful to test new noninvasive diagnostic procedures, since the magnetic resonance imag

122 diac procedures was recorded: catheter-based diagnostic procedures, structural heart interventions, c

123 tory diagnoses, ophthalmology clinic visits, diagnostic procedures, surgical procedures, medications,

124 ly implanted electrodes is a costly invasive diagnostic procedure that remains necessary for a large

125 A best estimate diagnostic procedure that was based on either direct sem

126 enatal genetic analysis without the need for diagnostic procedures that are invasive for the fetus.

127 promising noninvasive or minimally invasive diagnostic procedures that may obviate the need for brai

128 patients, the severity of diseases, and the diagnostic procedures that medical students encounter in

129 ngineers and the new imaging instruments and diagnostic procedures that they developed.

130 in the Americas, organized according to the diagnostic procedures they regularly performed.

131 ic, has become one of the main components of diagnostic procedures to assist dermatologists in their

132 The second goal was to provide practical diagnostic procedures to diagnose PD-D.

133 use of antimicrobials include using optimal diagnostic procedures to ensure the need for antimicrobi

134 resistance and the potential of advances in diagnostic procedures to facilitate this endeavor.

135 Diagnostic procedures, treatment strategies, and their o

136 ity allergen extracts to maintain the common diagnostic procedures used by EU professionals.

137 hypomania) using interview and best-estimate diagnostic procedures used in a genetic study of familie

138 Diagnostic procedures, used singly or in combination, ar

139 n 1925, Hermann Blumgart performed the first diagnostic procedure using radioactive indicators on hum

140 Diagnostic procedures utilized parent, teacher, and self

141 intent, and in 11 the delivery of therapy or diagnostic procedure was changed.

142 At follow-up, an interventional diagnostic procedure was performed to assess gap locatio

143 A diagnostic procedure was performed.

144 A diagnostic procedure was performed.

145 A multistage, diagnostic procedure was utilized to identify 113 childr

146 of CE on management was observed: additional diagnostic procedures were avoided in 32.8% of patients

147 nary angiography, and the results of the two diagnostic procedures were compared.

148 Diagnostic procedures were performed, and diagnostic tes

149 related to acne treatment, isotretinoin, and diagnostic procedures were searched with all available s

150 Direct interviews and blind best-estimate diagnostic procedures were used with diagnostically "pur

151 udies contributed to the analyses, different diagnostic procedures were used.

152 ng laboratory investigations and imaging and diagnostic procedures, were ordered.

153 ening, (2) not distinguishing screening from diagnostic procedures when setting achievable target scr

154 cular target RNA, and RNase P is used in the diagnostic procedure, which, after completion, is analyz

155 vances in survival and possibly the need for diagnostic procedures will increase the anesthesiologist

156 An ideal diagnostic procedure would be cost effective while minim