There have been no documented cases of misinterpretation of POC US by an EP.
False-positive findings in cases of misinterpretation could reduce the cost-effectiveness of FDG-PET/CT and cause additional burden to the patients undergoing numerous diagnostic procedures to verify these findings.
Other students in the program have also experienced situations similar in kind to that described below, and they all characterized them as some of the worst cases of misinterpretation they had ever encountered in their professional practice.
He suggested that it might be a case of misinterpretation or misunderstanding.
You hardly have a clear-cut case of misinterpretation here, for Dean Smith had said "government by law, of which lawyers are an essential part, but the difference between the Implication of the headline and the news story underneath, reminded us of the basically schizoid attitude Americans have always had toward the law and lawyers.
A Case of Misinterpretation.
In case of misinterpretation, the field locators either fail to cover the entire proposed excavation area, or take significant extra effort to mark the ground that is unnecessary.
As the model is constructed graphically, sentences start showing up in the OPL text window, which the modelers in the modeling teams should read frequently to make sure that OPCAT "understands" the modelers' intentions, and correct the model in case of misinterpretations.
While results may have relevance to the specific pregnancy (or future pregnancies, in the case of accurate recurrence risk counseling), it will not impact the health of the patient in all but rare cases, and misinterpretation of carrier status may result in inappropriate medical care and/or discrimination as was seen, for example, with sickle cell carriers in the 1970s.
Barry et al. [ 45], the only included study to have conducted post consultation interviews with parents, identified two cases where misinterpretation of parental information requests had resulted in prescription of unwanted and unnecessary antibiotics.
Of the myriad of disorders causing fever of unknown origin, infections have comprised the largest category (25-50% of cases) explaining frequent misinterpretation of some laboratory results.
