Sentence examples for non-specific classifications from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of neoplastic incidental findings was 0.70% (95% confidence 0.47% to 0.98%), but description of the prevalence of each specific tumour type was impaired by either a lack of subtypingw12 or non-specific classifications (for example, cerebellopontine angle tumour,w11 unclassifiable fourth ventricular tumour,w11 hamartoma,w6 suprasellar tumourw16).

Patients from 5 of 15 renal units were excluded because of non-specific classification of hospital departments to the NPR.

Broadly defining reactive arthritis by the specific and non-specific International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification codes increased the sensitivity.

Although most QDU patients have non-specific symptoms, making objective classification of urgent conditions difficult, we estimated that ED referrals were theoretically appropriate in a minority of patients.

Classification of non-specific low back pain (NSLBP) was recommended to better target care and so maximise treatment potential.

It is not known whether a stricter classification of non-specific back pain would yield similar results.

Determining appropriate sub-classification of non-specific LBP populations appears to be a consensus in LBP research findings [ 50].

The classification in non-specific LBP or radiculopathy took place before and independent of the standardised MRI description that has been validated previously [ 16].

Immunohistochemical markers have variously been reported and used to assist in subtype classification, but non-specific staining can be problematic 15.

The present study aimed to examine the inter-examiner reliability of a proposed new decision-making classification system for non-specific LBP patients, using a mixed simultaneous and independent examiner design.

In this study, a number of diagnoses are defined as " back problems" (M40 M55 according to the ICD10 classification system), including non-specific back or neck pain/disease.