The diagnosis of a nerve injury requires a combination of a thorough anamnesis, a proper clinical evaluation, and an adjunct radiographic evaluation when indicated.
Generally, the diagnosis of a nerve injury requires a combination of a thorough anamnesis, a proper clinical evaluation, and an adjunct radiographic evaluation when indicated.
There are no data in children, and limited data in adults regarding the use of POCUS as an adjunct in the evaluation of other common emergency gynecological conditions, such as pelvic inflammatory disease and ovarian torsion. .
Ultrasound may still be used as an adjunct in the evaluation of fluid filled tumours.
The target for this test could be an upfront screening test or an adjunct to nodule evaluation.
Interestingly, we clarified that TNFAIP8 may be useful as an adjunct in the evaluation of metastases of the peritoneum and lymph node.
She was the founder of the Society for International Development evaluations workgroup, and is an adjunct professor for monitoring and evaluation for development programmes at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (Sais).
The heel-mounted accelerometer may have utility as an adjunct measure in the evaluation of floor slipperiness, particularly for field applications where direct measurement may not be feasible.
Furthermore, questionnaires should be only an adjunct to the clinical evaluation of suicidality.
In light of time constraints, limited staffing resources, minimal perinatal depression training in the majority of Hong Kong hospitals, and the tendency to emphasize physical rather mental health, the quality of care provided to women could be significantly enhanced by the use of the EPDS as an adjunct to routine clinical evaluation in the second trimester.
Since I am an adjunct faculty these negative evaluations resulted in the cancellation of my teaching contract for the Spring 2015.
