Sentence examples for a consequence of diagnosis from inspiring English sources

The delay in diagnosis may arise as a consequence of diagnosis of inflammatory or benign laryngeal disease.

Diagnosis of shingles was positively associated with increased risk of HL, which could be due to weak immune system as a consequence of diagnosis of shingles.

We found that perceptions of control declined before and after disease, possibly as a consequence of the diagnosis of cancer.

On the other hand, poor results are reported in painful stiff knee; this seems to be a consequence of wrong diagnosis [35].

Fortunately, one of these lesions was removed at the patient's request and two as a consequence of complementary diagnosis.

As a consequence of this diagnosis, child support measures could be taken and the security of the boy could be guaranteed.

Death is a consequence of delayed diagnosis and ineffective or incomplete treatment because cure rates exceed 95% with appropriate therapy (2 ).

Mortality patterns are also influenced by changes in cancer survival, which may be a consequence of earlier diagnosis, therapy or both.

8 9 It is unclear why some children present in diabetic ketoacidosis whereas others do not and whether the development of diabetic ketoacidosis is a consequence of delayed diagnosis and treatment or whether it reflects a particularly aggressive form of diabetes.

Cancer outcomes in England are poorer than European averages and this is considered to be due, at least in part, to diseases being identified at a late stage as a consequence of delayed diagnosis (Richards, 2009).

More research is needed to know whether this could be a consequence of improved diagnosis and efficient treatment of symptomatic infections caused by virulent C. trachomatis serotypes linked with stronger symptoms [ 13- 17].