Sentence examples for correctly stage from inspiring English sources

Extensive studies have compared the accuracy of different imaging modalities to correctly stage rectal cancers pre-operatively.

In this example, a skills assessment given after the training shows that the trainees can now correctly stage patients living with HIV; their skills have improved.

When the purpose of performing a liver biopsy in NAFLD is to determine the extent of hepatic fibrosis, using the Simple Test can correctly stage 90% of patients, obviating the need for liver biopsy in approximately 75% of patients.

More specifically, somatic mutations in the BRAF, NRAS, KIT, and GNAQ genes are critical to correctly stage and manage patients with metastatic disease who can nowadays benefit from these modern molecular targeted therapies.

The goal of complete pelvic and para-aortic lymphadenectomy is to correctly stage all patients for adequate outcome comparison, stratification into prognostic categories, and guide optimal postoperative treatment in order to maximize survival.

The first study proposing SLN biopsy for DCIS patients came from the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center in the year 2000 [ 7]: in a study of 87 DCIS patients, 5 (5.7%) presented SLN metastases, and the authors concluded that SLN biopsy should be routinely used in DCIS patients in order to identify and correctly stage patients with undetected invasive disease.

Using the high cut-off point proposed by Shah and colleagues (> 2.67), 38 of 89 (43%) patients with stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while 515757%) were over-staged.

Using the high cut-off point proposed by Sterling and colleagues (> 3.25) [ 24], 31 of 59 (52.5%) patients with stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while 28 (47.5%) were over-staged.

On the other hand, using the low cut-off point proposed by Shah and colleagues (< 1.30) [ 24], 304 of 308 (99%) patients without stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while only 4 (1%) were under-staged (Table 4).

Using the low cut-off point proposed by Sterling and colleagues (< 1.45)[ 22], 330 of 336 (98.3%) patients without stage 3 or 4 fibrosis were correctly staged, while only 6 (1.7%) were under-staged (Table 4).

Correctly staging lung cancer is important because the treatment options and prognosis differ significantly by stage.