One hundred and thirty-nine patients had non-neoplastic disease with a recognised clinical diagnosis as the cause of their lymphadenopathy or 'lumps' (Table 4>). Figure 2 summarises the diagnostic pathway of all patients.
This suggests, even during a recognised outbreak, the diagnosis of a particular infection based on clinical parameters alone is unreliable.
This differential diagnosis carries recognised prognostic significance [38].
Anti-CCP is a widely recognised tool for RA diagnosis and very useful for non-rheumatologists who are not experienced in joint examination [ 7].
In addition, there is a need to use dilute UCA to prevent acoustic shadowing obscuring the retrovesical ureters, a recognised reason for under-diagnosis of low-grade reflux when using contrast-enhanced voiding ultrasonography.
A recent turning point for Cresswell and her son, Lexington recalls, was the little boy's official diagnosis with a recognised disability.
Nadir creatinine (lowest creatinine during the first year following diagnosis) is a recognised indicator of future chronic renal impairment (CRI) in posterior urethral valve (PUV) patients.
As a widely recognised algorithm for bearing fault diagnosis, envelope analysis has been previously proved suitable for being embedded on the wireless sensor nodes to effectively extract fault features from common machinery components such as bearings and gears.
Nadir creatinine (lowest creatinine during the first year following diagnosis) is the recognised prognostic indicator for renal outcome in PUV, the most commonly used cut-off being 1 mg/dl (88.4 umol/l).
