Echocardiograms with positive findings were identified and the actual diagnostic YR was calculated.
Overall, although some positive findings were identified, the value of e-therapy for eating disorders must be viewed as uncertain.
The results of the previous studies were discussed, challenges and conflicting findings were identified and directions for further studies were suggested.
In this group, significant CT findings were identified in only four patients (1.3% = 4/309).
When two or more ancillary findings were identified, the odds ratio of a true ulcer being present was greater than 5.6 (P = 0.0001).
Similar findings were identified by Schaeffer and associates in a meta-analysis designed to determine the optimal obturation length (Schaeffer et al. 2005).
A total of 842 incidental findings were identified in 356 of the 427 scans (83.4%), representing an overall rate of 1.97 incidental findings per scan.
Similar findings were identified, and clinical techniques to achieve these results were supported by a multitude of individuals during that era.
Using an inductive and emergent approach (Hatch 2002), these themes were revised as more findings were identified to eventually become inclusive of all of the studies.
Two children with urgent findings underwent surgery in the subsequent 6 months.In this large cohort of children, incidental intracranial findings were identified for 6.6%, with potentially serious or urgent findings for 0.6%.
Abnormal Doppler sonography findings were identified in 38 knees of 32 patients (4.6 %): atherosclerotic changes in 31 knees of 25 patients (3.6 %), deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in two knees, and anomalous vessels in five knees.
