"Lineage infidelity" of phenotypic markers is a well-documented phenomenon in lymphomas and leukemias, a circumstance currently still poorly understood and with the potential to bring about erroneous interpretations, causing diagnostic havoc.
In such plasmas in situ diagnostics are not possible, and metallic probe diagnostics can lead erroneous results due to sheath-sheath interaction process.
In addition, other provider-related barriers such as erroneous knowledge, outdated practices, unnecessary diagnostic tests and non-supportive attitudes can play an important role in adolescents not being able to access contraceptives (20).
In the case of magnetic field environment, and small geometries of the penning discharge devices where sheath sheath intersection could be prominent, the metallic probe diagnostics can lead erroneous results and are not much useful [14, 15, 16].
The proposed policy guidance aims to protect the global athletic community against social, ethical and legal consequences from potential misuse of psychological tests, including erroneous or incompetent applications as forensic diagnostic tools in both practice and research.
The observed differences may lead to erroneous conclusions concerning the following: (a) diagnostic of muscle architecture, (b) estimation of the moment ankle angle relationship and (c) estimation of the strain and hysteresis of tendons and aponeuroses.
Diagnostic delays due to erroneous mammographic assessments are not uncommon, lesions can be missed, misinterpreted or overlooked (Ganry et al, 2004; Ciatto et al, 2007; Giess et al, 2012).
First, there are frequent diagnostic inconsistencies, leading to erroneous classification of many cases with borderline features, as other diseases, such as aplastic anemia, anemia of inflammation, myeloproliferative neoplasms, and acute myelogenous leukemia.
Failure to embed these parameters in molecular diagnostics may result in erroneous interpretations and ultimately harm clinical oncology practice in the frame of targeted therapy.
The majority of the diagnostic delays resulted from an erroneous BI-RADS assessment (57.3%, 55 out of 96) or false-negative biopsy result (32.3%, 31 out of 96).
