The phrase "adjunct diagnostic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical or educational assessments, where it refers to supplementary tests or evaluations that support a primary diagnosis.
Example: "The physician ordered an adjunct diagnostic test to confirm the initial findings from the patient's examination."
Alternatives: "supplementary diagnostic" or "additional diagnostic".
Under the hypothesis that repetitive plantar flexion that loads the peroneal nerve (PN) at the entrapment point without lumbar loading would be a useful CPNEN provocation test, we evaluated the repetitive plantar flexion (RPF) test as an adjunct diagnostic tool for CPNEN.
When a scrotal affection cannot be diagnosed confidently by correlation of clinical history and physical examination, testicular scanning with 99mTc is a useful adjunct diagnostic modality.
The preliminary results indicate observer dependency in terms of relative advantage of either system in the detection of lung nodules, but overall equivalency of the two methods with promising potential for BCI as an adjunct diagnostic technique.
Can the WHIM be used as an adjunct diagnostic tool for PDOC?
In all five RCTs, FBS was an adjunct diagnostic tool in both the CTG+ST group and CTG alone group.
To circumvent limitations of flexible bronchoscopy for such lesions, adjunct diagnostic tools have been proposed to guide bronchoscopic biopsies.
CEDM may be a useful adjunct to diagnostic MX and a promising problem-solving and staging tool and may provide a cost-effective alternative to breast MRI for some clinical indications.
Our case provides further support to the growing body of evidence that molecular diagnostics will play a role as an adjunct to conventional diagnostic microbiologic methods in culture negative cases of empyema and parapneumonic effusion.
Substantial clinical need has been established for an adjunct to existing diagnostic tools for differentiating PD from ET, and DLB from AD. Examiner expertise affects diagnostic accuracy, with subspecialists having the highest accuracy, followed by general neurologists; primary care physicians tend to have the lowest.
Thus, myoepithelial immunostaining is a useful diagnostic adjunct in irradiated breast, with caveats similar to nonirradiated breast.
Conclusions: The results strongly support a role for GFAP as a diagnostic adjunct in the microscopic differential diagnosis of PLGA versus PA.
