In view of the high prevalence of haematuria in postrenal transplant patients, the greater likelihood of urological malignancies, and procedure-dependent evaluation, it is pertinent to have a comprehensive evaluation and an experienced multidisciplinary transplant team consisting of the urologist, nephrologist, radiologist, and renal transplant coordinator involved in the follow-up of the patient.
Authors were required to provide a short introduction to the taxonomic group of their expertise, a review of pertinent literature in the Gulf of Mexico, a comprehensive listing of all living species with well-documented records in the Gulf of Mexico, and an updated taxonomy.
A comprehensive review of pertinent literature that considers tissue effects of radiation leading to functional detriments in specific organ systems has recently been published (NCRP National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements.
A comprehensive review of pertinent literature that considers functional degradation of specific body organs and systems at risk has recently been published (NCRP Report #153, 2006).
However, as others have pointed out, the widespread use of aspirin in patients with diabetes mainly reflect "extrapolations from other high risk groups... rather than on a comprehensive review of pertinent data" [ 7].
Albeit important and quite pertinent, these comparisons did not offer a comprehensive and detailed profile of specific assessed outcomes.
A comprehensive understanding of the pertinent changes in the epigenetic makeup of suicide phenotype exhibits a characteristic signature with the possibility of using it as a biomarker to help predict the risk factors associated with suicide.
By means of IPA, our top molecular targets for the Class A group were analyzed in a comprehensive way and thus pertinent canonical pathways and functional networks accounting for an invasion radiophenotype were uncovered.
However, it remains unclear which specific factors are of particular relevance in this context, and a comprehensive understanding of how pertinent psychosocial factors might operate in determining functional outcomes (including work participation) is still required.
A comprehensive knowledge of the pertinent anatomy of the cranial nerves, and the typical imaging features of perineural tumour spread is therefore essential in the imaging of head and neck oncology.
