Sentence examples for procedure assessment from inspiring English sources

Implementation of the recruitment procedure, assessment and intervention was found to be feasible and the approach taken was acceptable to participants, with no adverse effects.

The instruments (i.e. standardised questionnaire, standardised medical diagnostic procedure, assessment of exposure) used in this survey have been used in a similar form in other studies by several authors.

Bone marrow aspirates from a group of patients were analysed for the diagnostic procedure, assessment of the stage of the disease and for treatment monitoring of any previously diagnosed diseases.

Thus, assessment of pulmonary veins in patients awaiting an atrial fibrillation ablation procedure, assessment of the aortic arch and descending thoracic aorta in patients with chronic aortic dissection or coarctation, and serial assessment of patients with previous coarctation repair, for example, will generally be performed by CMR or CCT.

In such patients, invasive catheter angiography, transesophageal ultrasound [5], invasive intravascular ultrasound, or low dose catheter CT angiography [6] have been suggested as alternatives for pre-procedure assessment.

This review outlines the principal aspects of TAVR, the multidisciplinary approach and utilisation of different imaging modalities, as well as a step-by-step approach to MDCT acquisition protocols, reconstruction techniques, pre-procedure measurements and post-procedure assessment.

Given the exponential rise in the number of procedures being performed with varying local expertise, there is a need to standardise imaging protocols as part of pre- and post-procedure assessment of TAVR patients.

Common elective indications for thoracic or abdominal aorta imaging includes the assessment and follow-up of aortic aneurysms, pre- and post-procedure assessment of endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) and in the setting of suspected aortitis.

Although there is growing evidence of the importance of MDCT in the pre-procedure assessment, one of the current challenges is to find the precise role of MDCT in valve assessment and sizing.

To assist with the pre-procedure assessment of such patients, we deployed an advanced electronic health record tool, the Queriable Patient Inference Dossier (QPID), to review clinical histories and generate e-mail alerts to providers, based on clinical guidelines.

Considering that post-procedure assessments might not be different than pre-procedure assessment, only the pre- and per-procedure assessments were included, that is at least 85 paired assessments before and 85 paired assessments during the procedure, which is equal to 170 paired assessments.