Sentence examples for cornerstone examination from inspiring English sources

Tender point (TP) examination has been the cornerstone examination in patients with chronic widespread pain (CWP) to distinguish fibromyalgia patients from patients with CWP only.

Even if image goals were simple ones (but cornerstones of FAST examination), these results greatly satisfied common practice requirements.

To date, pathological examination remains the cornerstone of the differential diagnosis between primary ovarian tumor and ovarian metastases.

The use of advanced diagnostics (that is, beyond history and physical examination) forms a cornerstone of modern medicine.

Ancient Egyptian medical papyri (1550 BC) already emphasised diagnosis by physical examination as the cornerstone of the decision to treat or not to treat an ailment [ 1].

As with other pathological entities in medicine, an accurate history and physical examination is the cornerstone of the decision-making process in the management of RIMs as well.

A physical examination remains the cornerstone of assessing patients with hemodynamic compromise, even though signs and symptoms often poorly predict measured hemodynamic variables [ 13, 17].

Patient history and physical examination remain the cornerstone of clinical evaluation [ 3], while disease specific scoring tools [ 4, 5] and biomarkers such as natriuretic peptides have been introduced to assist the clinician in the diagnostic and prognostic assessment [ 6- 10].

Regular retinal examination is a cornerstone of good diabetes care and is intended to diagnose diabetic retinopathy before it causes visual loss so that effective treatment can be given (1).

The direct antiglobulin test is the cornerstone of autoimmune forms, and blood smear examination is fundamental in the diagnosis of congenital membrane defects and thrombotic microangiopathies.

Patient history and careful physical examination remain the cornerstones in clinical practice.