Sentence examples for correct etiology from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it is important to note that this is a rare presentation, and a thorough history and physical exam are necessary to identify the correct etiology and rule out other serious pathologies.

These mimics need to be rapidly differentiated from infectious encephalitis to appropriately manage the correct etiology; however, the many overlapping signs of these various entities present a challenge to accurate diagnosis.

For occupational tumours, and particularly MM, the long latency (generally around 40 years), the variety of occupations involved in exposure and the absence of a threshold, often make it difficult to identify the correct etiology [ 20].

If the conclusions from these facts are correct as to etiology they have an important bearing upon treatment.

This underscores the critical importance of making a correct diagnosis of the underlying etiology of the acquired coagulopathy.

We found a robust molecular signature of thyroid tumor etiology – demonstrated by the correct blind classification of 26 of 29 tumors.

Concomitant hindfoot deformity, which is recognized as a major part of the etiology of failure, was corrected by osseous realignment procedures in 3 cases.

The blind classification of an independent set of 29 tumors using this signature led to the correct classification of 26/29 tumors regarding tumor etiology, 1 was undetermined, and 2 were misclassified.

These tables show the diverse causes of chest pain in children, and as such only a thorough history and physical examination with an understanding of the various etiologies will lead to the correct diagnosis of the cause of the chest pain.

He considered the correct taxonomy would be one in which clinical description, etiology and pathophysiology coincided: "cases arising from the same causes would always have to present the same symptoms and the same post-mortem result" (3).

Finally, his negative anti-GBM antibody serum result and rapidly progressive condition prevented the ability to attain a lung or renal biopsy to establish the etiology of his disease, and thus, the correct treatment could not be determined.