A predictive model comprising 6 quantitative ASOCT parameters explained more than 80% of the variability of angle width and may have implications for screening for angle closure.
As such, these findings have important implications for screening and interpretation of research findings across studies.
These results may have implications for screening and timing of culturally sensitive interventions to reduce this epidemic.
Brownell, KD. "The psychology and physiology of obesity: Implications for screening and treatment". Journal of the American Dietetic Association 84, no. 4 (1984): 406-414.
This research has primary implications for screening and subsequent management of those at highest risk.
It is important that these findings be replicated because of the implications for the screening of men with a BRCA2 mutation.
In terms of the implications for screening and treatment, further analytic research at an individual level is indicated, to ascertain, for example, whether screening earlier in life than in the National UK Programme is indicated.
9– 13 With the growing population of elderly patients with cancer and other chronic diseases, modern medicine will need to address multiple medical problems at once, focusing on mortality, treatment complications, quality of life, and implications for screening.
These findings have important implications for screening practices among health care providers caring for long-term survivors of childhood cancer.
Current clinical measurement systems make use of continuous and pulsed ultrasound to measure blood flow velocity; however, the uncertainty associated with these measurements is great, which has serious implications for the screening of patients for treatment.
