Sentence examples for more difficult diagnosis from inspiring English sources

Whereas acute osteomyelitis subsequent to bone trauma or a surface wound infection may be readily diagnosed, slowly progressing chronic osteomyelitis derived from hematogenous sources often presents a more difficult diagnosis [1],[2].

Even more difficult than diagnosis, is monitoring of infection response to antibiotics [13].

Even more difficult than diagnosis, is monitoring of infection response to antibiotics [ 13].

Young women present denser breast tissue in mammographies, which makes more difficult the diagnosis.

Because the clinical diagnosis of peritoneal carcinomatosis (PC) is much more difficult than the diagnosis of liver or lung metastases, it is likely that reported incidences of metachronous PC are underestimated.

Attacks of chest pain that are experienced by patients as not very severe and prolonged, but distressing enough for them to contact a general practitioner, present a more difficult problem in diagnosis and management [ 15].

The accuracies we report are within this range, even though the problem of predicting naturalistic outcome is considerably more difficult than predicting diagnosis or the outcome of a controlled intervention because 1) this cohort is highly heterogeneous, encompassing a range of depressive phenotypes from very mild to severe; and 2) the treatments the patients received were not standardized.

Under-diagnosis is more difficult to study than over-diagnosis, as data not only must be collected from patients diagnosed as having heart failure, but also from a larger population.

However, diagnosis of mycobacteremia is often delayed due to atypical presentation, which makes clinical diagnosis more difficult [ 18- 21].

Routine blood tests may be normal, making the diagnosis more difficult to confirm.

Tuberculosis infection tends to be inactive in cases of lung destruction, making the diagnosis more difficult.