Sentence examples for delayed diagnosing from inspiring English sources

The rational for this is that diagnostics as well as treatment strategies in GJH and JHS as well as in collagen diseases with GJH are sparsely evidence based, which may either be due to misdiagnosing or delayed diagnosing [ 3].

And the costs of such delayed diagnoses go well beyond mere financial pain.

It might get rid of a lot of grumbles I hear from my contemporaries about delayed diagnoses by GPs of life-threatening conditions.

If everyone were lucky enough to be taught by a master clinician like Dr. Lieber, there would likely be fewer unnecessary medical tests and fewer delayed diagnoses.

The approach to trauma care has improved in recent decades but delayed diagnoses still occur.

This study aimed to analyze the prevalence and consequences of delayed diagnoses in a single European trauma center.

The difficulty in diagnosing or ruling out traumatic diaphragmatic injuries from penetrating trauma can result in missed injuries and delayed diagnoses leading to significant morbidity and mortality.

The consequences of poor communication are well-recognised with far reaching costs including; reduced treatment compliance, higher psychological morbidity, incorrect or delayed diagnoses, and increased complaints.

Outcome measures: mortality, use of CT and DPL, cost-effectiveness, operative intervention and negative operative intervention rates, delayed diagnoses, and quality of life.

Within the physician-related return visits, 111 patients (45%) had 'wrong or delayed diagnoses' during their initial visit, which resulted in their return.

The frequency of reported "missed diagnoses" depends on how the frequency of error was assessed: based on trauma registries, error rates were approximately 2%[28]], while retrospective chart review found approximately 40%[29]], and retrospective review of all admissions revealed missed or delayed diagnoses of approximately 8%-10% [28 30].