In morphological evaluation, familiarity is likely to drive the initial recognition of abnormality, and in this study there was generally a substantial agreement on the affected cell lineage irrespective of the diagnosis reached.
Therefore, the design of a computer-assisted diagnostic system for the recognition of gastric abnormalities requires features that are robust to scale, rotation, and illumination variations of the images.
Since the early recognition of radiographic abnormalities, prompt treatment may be effective in preventing the later development of serious deformity and disability.
Screening does not end at the early recognition of mammographic abnormalities that are suspect for breast cancer: a prompt diagnostic follow-up is important as well.
The results of this study support the notion that the GALS examination is a simple, reliable, and valid screening tool that may improve recognition of musculoskeletal abnormalities when used by specialists and family physicians alike.
Also, identifying early but existing lung injury on chest radiograph is inherently subjective and requiring recognition of radiographic abnormalities may preclude early identification of some patients, particularly high risk surgical patients.
Although the results of the current study appear to suggest that difficulties persist in the recognition of musculoskeletal abnormalities, one should be cautioned about making definitive conclusions without acknowledging factors which may have contributed to or limited the observed level of agreement.
20 The etiologic events that generate structural abnormalities typically occur within the first 2 to 8 weeks post-conception, but the recognition of the abnormality may not occur until later in pregnancy (during ultrasound evaluation), at birth, in early childhood, or in adulthood, or the abnormality may never be recognized.
Emphasis was placed on the recognition and management of abnormalities in five main categories: airway, breathing, circulation, oxygen therapy and monitoring.
Therefore, a precise definition of the CS and recognition of the spectrum of abnormalities are crucial to ensure the safe and successful outcome of these procedures.
