Immediately after each colonoscopy, the endoscopist completed a questionnaire on the colonoscopy indication; the screening indication was defined as 'performed in asymptomatic people at average-risk for developing colorectal cancer, or in people with a family history of colorectal cancer'.
Since not all facets can be considered in the evaluation due to personnel and financial constraints, the screening rate of high risk patients and frequency of MRSA decolonization treatment upon indication are defined as main study outcomes.
An "off-label indication" was defined as a BVS implantation in patients >65 years, those referred for primary PCI due to an ACS, in tortuous vessels, calcified or thrombotic lesions, lesions defined as AHA type B2/C, bifurcation lesions, CTO, and in restenosis.
Patient perceived indication was defined in two ways: 1) non-screening if patient reported that the reason for colonoscopy was to follow-up for a previous test or problem, and is screening otherwise; and 2) non-screening if patient reported specific lower abdominal symptoms and personal history of gastrointestinal (GI) condition, and is screening otherwise.
Specific to the context indications are defined as upper airway obstructions that cannot be resolved with positioning, jaw thrust, and neck extension (after determining cervical spine stability).
These indications are defined as poor prognosis and are those predisposing the patient to a higher risk of generating aneuploid embryos (Gianaroli et al., 2003).
Women with HIV treatment indications were defined as those with CD4 counts <200 cells/mm and/or with WHO stages 3/4 symptoms.
In our view, the high incidence of chromosomal loss is an indication that SCLC is defined by a pattern of deletions and that the inactivation of multiple growth-inhibitory pathways contributes in particular to the aggressive phenotype of that type of tumour.
In the original MDA, a mesh delivery traffic indication message (DTIM) interval is defined between two consecutive beacon frames.
