Sentence examples for diagnostic interventions from inspiring English sources
The database included all types of anesthesia for various types of surgery, diagnostic interventions requiring anesthesia.
The CNS is protected by a formidable blood brain barrier (BBB) which limits surgical, therapeutic and diagnostic interventions.
This can lead to clinical and economic benefits that come from the prevention of late diagnosis and treatment of complications, resulting in reduced hospitalization for adverse drug reactions and less unnecessary diagnostic interventions.
Conclusions: Systematic reviews of diagnostic interventions support clinical and policy decisions, the development of practice guidelines, clinical audit, technology assessment, economic evaluations, education and training, and identify gaps in our knowledge for future research.
Results: Systematic reviews of diagnostic interventions differ from that of therapeutic interventions in the methods of question formulation, the choice of study design, the assessment of study quality and the statistical methods used to combine results.
Thus, MR-proADM may be a good candidate, after validation in further studies, to be incorporated in an early sepsis management protocol, since it can provide rapid prognostic value and help to guide diagnostic interventions and treatment decisions, consequently resembling the role of troponin in myocardial infarction or d-dimer in pulmonary embolism.
Such an approach can include delaying onset by controlling modifiable lifestyle factors, such as smoking, obesity and exercise (primary prevention), timely identification of the disease (secondary prevention) and post-diagnostic interventions aimed at improving quality of life and delaying progression of dementia (tertiary prevention) [4, 9, 10].
The above results consider preventive measures and post-diagnostic interventions as independent rather than alternative approaches.
10.7554/eLife.06266.010 Figure 3. Effects of preventive and post-diagnostic interventions against tumours consisting of 1 million cells.
What we now call "post-diagnostic interventions" ("reactive measures" in the original manuscript) involve resection followed by treatment.
We next consider post-diagnostic interventions in which tumour resection either is not complete and leaves residual cells or undetected metastases are present.
