Sentence examples for average diagnostic delay from inspiring English sources
Average diagnostic delay was reported to be 44 months.
An average diagnostic delay from symptom onset till definitive diagnosis can be up to 12 years [5, 6].
The average "diagnostic delay" was 5.3 ± 6.4 years and the condition was diagnosed approximately ("doctor delay": one year).
Overall, the average diagnostic delay was 4.7 months (SD = 8.2).
The average diagnostic delay was 2.8 months and treatment delay was 1.2 months.
The literature refers to an average diagnostic delay of 2 6 months from the onset of clinical signs [ 13].
When excluding this group, the mean diagnostic delay would be 6.5 ± 6.3 years and the median delay 5.0 years.
The mean diagnostic delay duration was 26 days (13 51).
The mean diagnostic delay was 2.5 months.
The averages of diagnostic delay and progression rate (ΔFS) were, respectively, 14.9 months (±18) and 1.2 (±1.2).
Although recall bias may influence people's reported symptom duration, the median reported diagnostic delay of 8 weeks is 4 weeks longer than has been reported on average from elsewhere [ 21, 22], and was associated with worse disease.
