The first and most important potential pitfall is the quality of the primary input data.
An overview of the literature and the results of 456 personally performed procedures with detailed results of the first 125 AAA™ prosthesis are the basis for the discussion of the most important complications and pitfalls of this procedure.
Focusing on the past 60 years since the 1950s, we aim to highlight the scientific evidence behind TCM, update the most important milestones and pitfalls, and propose key principles to guide future developments.
Taking into account the quality and safety requirements newly imposed by a globalised market, we especially highlight the scientific evidence behind TCM, update the most important milestones and pitfalls, and propose integrity, integration and innovation as key principles for further modernisation of TCM.
However, from our point of view and clinical experience, this approach (which focuses primarily on macrocirculatory parameters) carries serious pitfalls, the most important of which is overemphasis of blood pressures instead of flow.
Basing quality of life assessment on the areas of life which the mother considers to be those most important to her avoids the pitfalls of a 'top-down' instrument which, however well prepared, may not reflect the woman's current concerns [ 25].
Scott avoids many of the pitfalls some white African memoirists have fallen into: most important, the insistent if subtle sense of white superiority that sometimes lurks just beneath the surface.
That philosophy, Quill writes, seeks "democratic control of sectors of society and economy in order to avoid the pitfalls of an unregulated market and — this is most important — the kind of terrible authoritarian government that emerged in the Soviet Union".
This review aims to present imaging characteristics of cardiac sarcomas, their most important mimickers and benign differential diagnoses in order to avoid potential pitfalls, guide to achieve proper diagnosis, leading to timely and appropriate treatment.
Dinner is the most important time in our family, as we recount our days' goals and pitfalls.
