Sentence examples for patient screenings from inspiring English sources

These results, if confirmed, could provide additional insights into the pathogenesis of the most common microvascular complication of diabetes and lead to better risk stratification for both patient screenings and DR treatment trials.

The results obtained show that band selection improves sensitivity results when compared with the use of all the bands, and therefore can assist doctors in the diagnosis of melanoma lesions, reducing the amount of unnecessary surgery for biopsy tests, allowing a fast way to perform patient screenings in an extensive, quick and cheap way.

Is it reasonable to screen patients only upon hospital admission or to additionally conduct follow-ups and contact-patient screenings?

(2) Those family physicians agreeing to participate in the study may have done so with awareness that their patients (screening process) have a relatively higher screening rate and degree of success with screening.

A study in a Finnish population comparing screening-detected and non-screening-detected breast cancer found that breast cancer detected by mammography screening is an independent prognostic factor in breast cancer that is associated with a more favorable survival rate: a 15-year survival of 86% for patients screening-detected vs. 68% for patients diagnosed by other methods [ 38].

The endocrinologists working at the primary health care facilities invited the patients for screenings by phone.

The UKPDS function had moderate ability to identify those with high risk for a first CHD event in the NGT and intermediate hyperglycemia groups and in patients with screening-detected diabetes but low ability in the group in which patients with screening-detected and known diabetes were combined.

The slightly higher prevalence of DR in Armenia might be explained by lack of preventive efforts among Armenian diabetic patients such as regular screenings and patient counseling about diabetic retinopathy and its prevention and control.

There were 31 patients with screening-detected tumours who had been observed without histological confirmation and definitive treatment.

The SCORE and Framingham risk functions also showed better discriminatory ability in patients with screening-detected diabetes.

Among the patients with screening-detected celiac disease, 4.2% were underweight, 82.0% were of normal weight, and 13.8% were overweight.