Sentence examples for examination complementary from inspiring English sources

Each case should be structured: medical history, physical examination, complementary tests, diagnosis, treatment and evolution, and a brief discussion.

The number of dentofacial changes was established as: 0 (no alterations), 1 (anadontia) no tooth, no evidence of tooth yet to break or early loss; 2 (Supernumerary, number higher than expected), 3 (Twin pregnancy) used for clinical definition of a merger or twinning dental in the absence of radiographic examination complementary for diagnosis.

For further improvements stallion breeding values for health may be introduced, based on RHQT examinations, complementary to present breeding values for performance.

Family doctor participation in diagnosis: Proportion of cases diagnosed by the family doctor; visits per patient, physical examinations; complementary tests requested according to the nature of symptoms; type of referral to specialist and clinical information included in the referral.

However, on examination of complementary descriptive data provided by persons in these two categories, it became clear that many academics were also consultants in some capacity.

This examination is complementary to a * mammography.

Endoscopic examination is complementary to imaging and mandatory in order to reveal early stage tumours.

At the end of the investigation, the researcher, unaware of the children's vaccination status, gathered together all information regarding the clinical history, physical examination, and complementary exams and allocated the children to the case group (confirmed or probable) or the control group, according to WHO criteria for TB (adapted for areas of high HIV prevalence) [ 21].

Full neurological examinations and complementary tests may be required.

Foot examinations provide complementary information related to the disability as an indirect measurement of quality of life and activity of disease in daily practice.

The data from our study (similarly to the study by Liteplo et al. [ 12]) suggest that NT-proBNP and ultrasound examinations provide complementary diagnostic information which may be useful in the early evaluation of HF in the prehospital setting (that is, in the field).