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Conclusion: The results of this study underline the importance of proper clinical and computed tomographic evaluation in cases of facial fractures for recognition of additional cervical spine trauma.
To ensure the evaluation in cases of unclear PPD values, the superstructures were removed, and PPD was measured.
Liver biopsy is not considered a routine part of the clinical evaluation in cases of suspected DILI or NASH.
The MPI was first described for adult cardiac evaluation in cases of dilated cardiomyopathy in 1995 by Tei et al. [ 7].
For example, the positive likelihood ratios of the Ottawa Knee and Ankle rules assessing the necessity of a roentgenographic evaluation in cases of acute knee and ankle injuries respectively are both inferior to the one reported by our PA [ 32, 33].
A methodology for a manufacturability evaluation in case of a subtractive or an additive manufacturing process is developed and implemented in a CAD software.
Although reference scans or aligned CT-based attenuation templates were not available for quantitative evaluation in case of patient data, we observed activity underestimation values in the same range as for the phantom data.
Despite their wide use in clinical practice, there is still an intense debate between scientific organizations about the real usefulness for patient monitoring during followup as well as response to therapy evaluation in case of advanced BC.
However, in genomic applications, variants are not i.i.d., class labels are heuristics, reference class labels are used to estimate the performance on the actual data, and multiple reference data sets are used for statistical evaluation in case of simulated data sets.
Two reviewers (ASA and MA) performed the evaluations, and in cases of disagreement, consensus was reached after discussion.
In summary, despite the value of in-depth clinical and radiological evaluation in cases suspected of being HHS, today molecular diagnosis represents the best way to reach a definitive diagnosis, to avoid unnecessary interventions, and to provide affected individuals with adequate counseling.
