As 3B masses are common and mostly represent benign lesions, it is true that deferring the assessment of these lesions by adopting the policy of surveillance will reduce recall rates.
Recently, the literature has underlined the relevance of a prognostic assessment deferred to day 3, which seems more reliable than an assessment on admission [2, 5, 12].
Such assessment deferred at day 3 is problematic in everyday practice, when considering the financial and human investment it represents, which may appear disproportionated given the suboptimal efficiency of life supports in these patients.
[Jr Pharm] Pharmacy students deferred patient physical assessment to the purview of nurses.
Mr. Caro largely defers such assessments to what will be the next installment of his biography, which will deal with the escalation of the war and the ways in which the quagmire in Southeast Asia would undermine Johnson's presidency and his dreams of building a Great Society.
However, patients who were clinically unwell or had signs of sepsis at initial assessment were deferred until a subsequent clinic re-assessment.
"In the meantime, possible detailed follow-on design studies of a subset of the SALSO concepts will be deferred until this integrated assessment can be carried out".
If a potential participant is temporarily in hospital at the time of recruitment (1% of those eligible to participate in the pilot study), assessment will be deferred until discharge.
Who knows when it's over, what the best assessment will be, and I'll certainly defer my judgment," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
"Chekhov was one inspiration," Ms. Salamon writes, "Flatbush was another," but the book defers its literary assessments to contemporaneous reviews.
