The diagnosis of pseudoaneurysm of femoral artery following trauma and orthopedic procedures requires awareness and a high index of suspicion.
In addition to those factors, for many physicians there is a lack of training in fertility-sparing procedures or awareness of the new emerging options for fertility preservation [19].
Despite our current and detailed guidelines, we may speculate that the inadequate follow-up was due to a complex organisation, insufficient or inappropriate information handling procedures, insufficient awareness and adherence to the guidelines, and limited focus on the TB issue by the involved health care providers and society at large.
Flexible endoscopes are important tools in patient care, yet recent outbreaks of infections in patients who have undergone endoscopic procedures have increased awareness of how the complex design of these instruments makes them difficult to clean.
Although most medical schools are emphasising vertical and horizontal integration and early introduction to clinical medicine, one could argue that integration of an imaging anatomy module into the anatomy curriculum is challenging in the pre-clinical context when students do not have experience of hospital procedures and basic awareness of the pivotal role of imaging in clinical diagnosis.
If this is so, there is an urgent need to enhance awareness, procedures and measures [ 28].
Selecting and recruiting patients before randomisation is essential to avoid a possible bias in the selection and recruitment procedures based on awareness of whether patients will be in the experimental or control group.
Similarly, Angeli et al. [ 21] found that ultrasound and BMD measurements were ineffective for predicting the number and severity of vertebral fractures in women undergoing GC therapy; thus, appropriate diagnostic procedures and physician awareness of the risk of fractures are paramount to identify and treat patients at high risk [ 2].
This is because the prevalence of pNET has been increasing over the past three decades in a number of Western countries, which could be due to the increased use of endoscopic or imaging procedures, increased clinical awareness or a real increase in the incidence.
We have identified three social viewpoints, namely a distributed coordination viewpoint, a plans and procedures viewpoint and an awareness of work viewpoint.
Although the level of knowledge of both male and female respondents in DRR issues is not different, many males were found to be still confused about procedures for raising disaster awareness.
