Sentence examples for diagnostic suspicion from inspiring English sources

This way, any further examination shall be designed to confirm a diagnostic suspicion.

Abdominal cystic formations in neonates are rare entities and often diagnostic suspicion arises before birth as a result of routine ultrasonographic scans carried out during pregnancy.

The purpose of this study was to determine the relative risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) during pregnancy and puerperium in a setting that was not influenced by diagnostic suspicion and referral bias.

In the context of ARDS patients with a positive culture for Aspergillus, a positive GM test in BAL fluid may be a helpful tool to reinforce the diagnostic suspicion of IPA and may thus incite clinicians to start antifungal therapy.

Moreover, its success in case finding depends on patient motivation, degree of diagnostic suspicion by health care workers, and the accuracy and effectiveness of diagnostic laboratory services [8].

Among the clinical signs at that time were muscular hypotonia and soft skin, leading to the diagnostic suspicion of the Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS).

The case was surprising because the woman didn't feel sick, yet the doctor made the diagnosis just by looking at her and asking her a few simple questions that confirmed his diagnostic suspicions.

Cases were discarded during this review in the following instances: the initial diagnostic suspicions were not confirmed, the event was ischemic rather than hemorrhagic, the case was prevalent rather than incident (i.e., not a primary event), the stroke was secondary to trauma, or the patient experienced intracranial extracerebral hemorrhage other than SAH (e.g., subdural hematoma).

Potential cases may be missed or wrongly dated when coded data alone are used to identify patients with RA, as diagnostic suspicions are frequently confined to text.

Specific reference ranges of hepatic perfusion for diagnostic evaluation of the liver in iguanas are necessary since the use of mammalian references may lead the clinician to formulate incorrect diagnostic suspicions.

Ultrasound can give information concerning morphology such as cystic echo pattern, septa presence, endocystic vegetation, and atypical vascularization patterns, yet it often fails to confirm diagnostic suspicions even when applying the "pattern recognition" criteria to differentiate benign and malignant adnexal masses [ 4].