Identification of sexual dysfunction may help physicians diagnose problems such as diabetes, pituitary tumors, atherosclerosis, and depression.
The value of understanding this effect on cartilage is that sonographic evaluation of cartilage thickness may help physicians to predict the joint health of these children.
Ultimately, a better understanding the biomechanics of FAI may help physicians design interventions that decrease the risk of progression to hip OA.
Moreover, modeling of ureteral function using imaging data will be valuable and it may help physicians to diagnose and cure the abnormalities.
Circulating tumor cells (CTCs) have a great potential as indicators of metastatic disease that may help physicians improve cancer prognostication, treatment and patient outcomes.
CONCLUSIONS: Awareness of care delivery attributes that distinguish their high-value peers may help physicians respond successfully to incentives from Medicare and private payers to lower annual health care spending and improve quality of care.
Knowing more about the bacteria that reside in a normal, healthy mouth may help physicians understand changes in the bacterial population that can lead to gingivitis, periodontitis and tooth decay.
Consensus statements may help physicians in the difficult task of end-of-life decision making.
The work may help physicians identify and treat Alzheimer's at an earlier stage.
Furthermore, assessment and monitoring of AIA may help physicians to predict which patients may be harder to treat.
In addition, our results suggest that neutrophil CD64 index may help physicians to diagnose infection in at-risk drinkers.
