Sentence examples for diagnostic categorisation from inspiring English sources

The most important element in the diagnostic categorisation of complex renal cysts is to be able to differentiate between benign and possibly malignant lesions in other words to identify (1) which lesions require surgical intervention, (2) which can be safely followed by imaging and (3) which are unequivocally benign and need no surgical intervention or imaging follow-up.

All subjects without culture-confirmed TB have been followed up for at least 12 months for changes in their diagnostic categorisation.

Patients were followed prospectively to determine their diagnostic categorisation.

Table 1 gives the sociodemographic and diagnostic categorisation of these patients.

A special focus will be directed towards the validity and utility criteria recommended for diagnostic categorisation.

One major problem that we encountered was a lack of standardisation in terms of diagnostic categorisation and confirmed diagnostic data.

Therefore, neither clinical nor neuropathological diagnostic categorisations played any part in the design or interpretation of our change-point analyses, which concern only the forms of the relations between CSF biomarkers and CAMCOG scores.

Although the overall accuracy of FDG PET for detecting malignancy of SPNs is in the order of 90%, granulomatous diseases such as tuberculosis represent an important component of the incorrect diagnostic categorisations.

We based the categorisation on diagnostic codes and admission readmission patterns.

As an adjunct to cytology, this panel has the potential to augment the categorisation for challenging diagnostic cases in routine clinical practice.To our knowledge, this is the first study of PB literature that identified cut-offs systematically for diagnostic purposes and used stringent panels to identify an optimum biomarker panel.

The diagnostic strategy applied here was based on an initial categorisation of the target group of bacteria.