Sentence examples for had undergone screening from inspiring English sources

But even among women 50 and over, the panel concluded, only one death would be prevented after 14 years of observing more than 800 women who had undergone screening.

Of these 306 patients, we identified 140 patients who had undergone screening and/or surveillance CT C/A/P.

The Maternity cohort is a collection of serum samples obtained from pregnant women in northern Sweden who had undergone screening for immunity to rubella (6).

To evaluate possible distortions of our findings by higher rates of screening endoscopy among women who reported a history of cholecystectomy, we repeated our analysis after stratification according to whether or not women had undergone screening endoscopy during the study period.

Among women who had undergone screening endoscopy, the risk of colorectal cancer associated with gallstones or cholecystectomy was not significantly different when compared to women who had not undergone screening (RR 1.67, 95% CI 0.61 4.53 vs RR 1.19, 95% CI 0.96 1.46, respectively).

One very large study of more than 320,000 patients who had undergone screening health check-ups between 1964 and 1985 found that the long term risk of ESRD was strongly and independently associated with being overweight or obese, with an odds ratio as high as 7 in extreme obesity (BMI>=40) [ 8].

However, this group constitutes most patients with prostate cancer who have undergone screening with annual serum PSA and therefore, may require TRUS-MRI fusion biopsy.

Nor did this trial investigate the views of women who may have undergone screening knowing that they would not terminate an affected fetus.

In case control studies (sometimes called case-referent studies) cases are women who die of breast cancer and controls are women who are alive stratified by whether they have undergone screening mammography or not.

Over-representation of health conscious people who may be more likely to have undergone screening endoscopies among participants in control groups of case-control studies may have led to some overestimation of the prevalence of screening endoscopy and of screening endoscopy effects in observational studies.

The aim of this study was to assess whether the effect of an incremental increase in f-Hb on the risk of death from CRC could be found in a population that has undergone screening using FIT and has been followed up for 3.5 years of median follow-up period.