Because the incidence of dementia means that, for example, on average each British GP will encounter only 1-2 newly diagnosed (or potential to be diagnosed with) dementia patients annually, learning from experience cannot be relied upon as an effective educational tool.
Although PDPV is seldom diagnosed preoperatively, its potential presence should be considered by pediatric surgeons and anesthesiologists performing laparotomy in patients with intestinal obstruction, especially in those affected by malrotation or abnormal position of viscera (heterotaxy) [5].
Multiple logistic regressions were conducted to estimate odds ratios (ORs) for diagnosed hypertension, adjusting for potential confounders and the total traffic flow rate.
As asthmatics may suffer more from air pollutants, we also analysed doctor's diagnosed asthma as a potential modifier of exposure-response relations.
Nonetheless, the ability to opportunistically detect and remove early precursor lesions and perform histopathologic analysis of diagnosed CRC remains a potential advantage of colonoscopy over CTC.
Some gastrointestinal tumors originating from the muscularis propria, such as gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs), may be nonmalignant when diagnosed but have the potential to undergo malignant transformation.
Even as he began to recognize signs of sickness in his behavior — the "breakdown," Mr. August said, was not clinical, but rather was entirely self-diagnosed — he also detected potential in a story about a creator's responsibility to the characters he creates.
Furthermore, using physician-diagnosed comorbidities minimized the potential bias associated with unblinded participant interviews to ascertain medical histories.
ADHD, both diagnosed and undiagnosed, has the potential to interfere with and affect a person's identity in a number of different ways.
The prospective design of the Omega Study and exclusion of women with diagnosed pregestational diabetes reduced the potential for bias from recall differences or dietary changes secondary to the disorder.
