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By quantitatively characterizing resting-awake EEG amplitude modulation differences between healthy and AD patients, automated disease characterization may be made possible, thus assisting clinicians with diagnostics.
Given the limitations of the current literature, well-designed clinical trials will be instrumental in assisting clinicians choose optimal pin site care regimens, pin designs, and operative techniques when working with patients with percutaneous orthopaedic pins and wires.
The ACB test has barely begun the exploration of the exciting challenges and discoveries that lie ahead in assisting clinicians in the early detection of myocardial ischemia to assist and improve patient triage, therapy, and management.
This study extends the state of the art of deep learning convolutional neural network (CNN) to the classification of video images of echocardiography, aiming at assisting clinicians in diagnosis of heart diseases.
Because the pre- and postanalytic processes extend into the clinical operations of the hospital, the laboratory can play an important role in promoting patient safety by assisting clinicians with test ordering, communicating test results appropriately, and aiding in the interpretation of results.
These findings imply that the new text summarization application holds potential in assisting clinicians in locating decision support information.
Computer-assisted analysis of electroencephalogram (EEG) has a tremendous potential to assist clinicians during the diagnosis of epilepsy.
For additional assistance, on-site clinic staff was available in each clinic to assist clinicians with screening.
We firmly believe that the patient needs to be at the centre of a doctor's practice, and this guide is a useful tool to assist clinicians in achieving that goal.
"Our findings underscore the urgent need for high-quality studies that can assist clinicians in providing the best possible care to veterans and others who suffer from this serious disorder".
Novel biomarkers have emerged to assist clinicians with decision making.
