Sentence examples for common diagnostic problem from inspiring English sources

89 The most common diagnostic problem is distinguishing nodal nevus cells from a melanoma metastasis.

Correctly classifying the nature of ovarian pathology is a common diagnostic problem in gynecology, and correctly identifying the presence of cancer in these cases is the key to ensure patients access appropriate treatment.

The differentiation of metastases from primary high-grade gliomas has been extensively investigated in the literature as they represent a common differential diagnostic problem.

Chronic cough is a common diagnostic and therapeutic problem having prevalence up to 40% in population [ 1].

Following lumbar discectomy, residual complaints persist to some degree in 28% [ 1] to 74.6% [ 2] of patients and are a common diagnostic and therapeutic problem.

Thus, a high intra- and interlaboratory variability is common and represents a major diagnostic problem, especially in non-specialized laboratories [ 17, 18].

The most common diagnostic delays were cancer (34percentt), endocrine problems (26percentt), cardiac problems (16percentt), and others (24percentt).

Previous studies have also shown that psychiatric problems are among the most common diagnostic groups accounting for high sickness absence [ 22, 28].

Sick-listing statistics based on ICD-10 have shown that for both men and women the two most common diagnostic groups in Sweden are musculoskeletal and psychiatric problems [ 16].

Thus, solving an uncertain diagnostic problem amounts to solving at one time several traditional diagnostic problems.

Part of the problem with some of the research that demonstrates a very high rate of EM in Lyme disease is that it's part of the CDC reporting criteria as well as being a common diagnostic criterion.