Sentence examples for pathology indices from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of body weight change and clinical pathology indices showed no overall clinically significant abnormalities.

In the present study, we examined the disease relevance of three previously reported emerging biomarkers - urinary VCAM-1, MCP-1 and CXCL16 - in relation to the more traditionally used clinical parameters and renal pathology indices.

Two studies by another group [ 18, 27] did not report directly on coronary artery atherosclerosis but instead used a cardiovascular pathology index (CVI) composed of several gross anatomical measures including heart weight, coronary artery atherosclerosis, myocardial infarctions, peripheral artery atherosclerosis and intracranial atherosclerosis.

This offered us the unique opportunity to identify the markers that were most predictive of the class of glomerulopathy as well as renal pathology activity/chronicity indices in LN.

For patients in whom concurrent renal biopsies had also been performed, urine VCAM-1 exhibited the strongest association with the renal pathology activity index and glomerulonephritis class IV, although it correlated negatively with the chronicity index.

The potential advantages of DP include telepathology, digital consultation and slide sharing, pathology education, indexing and retrieval of cases, and the use of automated image analysis [ 1– 4].

If the final pathology for index lesions showed no residual carcinoma, the lesions were classified as "FP" if they were depicted as carcinoma on the imaging modality or "TN" if they were not seen on the imaging modality.

"This systematic review demonstrated that specific physical therapy interventions, including aerobic and strength training, massage, yoga, and basic body awareness therapy might have beneficial outcomes on eating pathology, body mass index, body fat percentage, muscular fitness and depressive and anxiety symptoms," the study authors conclude.

The index pathology for the 35 cases was: acute myocardial infarction (n=30), revascularization procedures (n=1), stable or unstable angina (n=4).

We also estimated the subtype specific FRR, assuming that concordance in tumour pathology between the index case and relative was only due to genotype.

Typical signs and symptoms can be difficult to elicit and surrogate physiological markers of impaired coronary perfusion masked or misinterpreted in the context of the index pathology.