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Identification of IgG4-RD may prevent unnecessary surgery because corticosteroids may be effective in these patients.
Ultimately, these advances may prevent unnecessary biopsies (increased specificity) while increasing the sensitivity for diagnosing melanoma.
In these cases, biopsy [6] or MRI follow-up after medical treatment may prevent unnecessary orchiectomy.
Hence the PVI may prevent unnecessary and potentially damaging fluid overload as low PVI values mean that the patient is most probably not going to respond to fluids.
Since patients with low-grade, minimally invasive disease do not benefit from comprehensive staging, pre-surgery stratification into a risk category may prevent unnecessary surgical staging in low risk patients.
In conclusion we identified the echocardiographic mPAP measurement as accurate for diagnosis of PH. mPAP measurement may prevent unnecessary RHC and identify patients at high risk for PH.
The assessment of fluid responsiveness (the slope of the left ventricular function curve) prior to fluid administration may thus not only help in detecting patients in need of fluids but may also prevent unnecessary and harmful fluid overload.
This cooperation may lead to better utilization of the various resources and, with no less importance, may also prevent unnecessary procedures, inappropriate administration of chemotherapy and operations and hospital admission.
This measurement may potentially prevent unnecessary transfusions and their associated complication, as well as identify undetected bleeding.
Evaluation of scour effects on bridge performance helps predict the safety of bridges under critical scoured conditions, and as a result, may help prevent unnecessary losses.
Performing root cause analyses (RCA) on transfers of skilled nursing facility (SNF) patients to acute hospitals can help identify opportunities for care process improvements and education that may help prevent unnecessary emergency department (ED) visits, hospitalizations, and hospital readmissions.
