The phrase "age at detection and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the age of individuals when a certain condition or event is identified or diagnosed.
Example: "The study focused on the age at detection and the subsequent treatment outcomes for patients with the disease."
Alternatives: "age at diagnosis" or "age at identification".
Only age at detection and intervention differed, but we controlled for these factors.
The delay in diagnosis revealed by our study indicates that improved clinical vigilance may lower the age at detection and improve the recognition of galactosemia in South Africa.
Using this approach, age at detection and intervention of hearing loss, the presence of additional disabilities, communication skills, intelligence, type of school, and number of siblings were suggested as possible influences on EBD in children and adolescents with HI.
For women with breast cancer, their ages of death were modelled based on age and tumour characteristics at detection, and competing risks.
The median age at detection for L-BSE and H-BSE cases was 12.4 (range 8.4-18.7) and 12.5 (8.3-18.2) years respectively, with no significant difference between the two distributions.
As the probability of detecting a BSE case is closely related to the age at which animals are tested [ 10, 17- 19], the age in complete years (age at detection for BSE cases and age at screening for negative-tested animals) was systematically included and entered as the first variable in the models.
Furthermore, various associated factors for psychopathology were detected, including age at detection of hearing loss, age at intervention, SES, and number of siblings.
We compared the cases within and outside spatio-temporal clusters by calculating the distance to towns, rivers, roads, and clinics; the average age at detection; the percentage of multibacillary (MB) leprosy; and the sex ratio.
In addition, Hermus [43] reported a monozygotic twin pair that was described to be concordant for idiopathic scoliosis, but with different apical levels, magnitudes, and age at detection, further stressing the importance of environmental factors.
Pearson correlations showed that better communication skills, better language skills, lower age at detection, lower age at intervention, and higher SES were significantly related to lower levels of internalizing symptoms.
The clinician recorded details reflecting the timing of maternal seroconversion, and in the child, confirmation of congenital infection status, detection of intracranial lesions based on cranial ultrasound after birth, and the age at detection of any retinochoroidal lesions or the age at the last negative ophthalmoscopy examination.
