Sentence examples for revised diagnosis from inspiring English sources
Mohty M, Malard F, Abecassis M, Aerts E, Alaskar AS, Aljurf M, et al. Revised diagnosis and severity criteria for sinusoidal obstruction syndrome/veno-occlusive disease in adult patients: a new classification from the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation.
Revised diagnosis (RDx) was associated with major clinical impact in 57.1% of reports, but few patients experienced increased morbidity, and none increased mortality.
In only 15/40 cases of diagnostic change could the outcome be verified and in 12/15 the xSPECT/CT revised diagnosis was confirmed.
From 2001, CRPS was diagnosed at our pain clinic by using the revised diagnosis criteria of Bruehl (Table 1).
There are also a number of differences in the morphology of the skull that separate Sinocastor from Castor (see the revised diagnosis below).
Medical experts and researchers can work toward revising diagnosis and treatment guidelines now, says H. Gilbert Welch, Dartmouth University medical professor and leading over-diagnosis expert, such as a determination that miniscule breast masses not be biopsied and instead observed.
After providing informed consent, the EP who logged the case for the study (and who also initiated patient contact and potentially altered management following the revised DI diagnosis) underwent a scripted telephone interview with one of the researchers (E.M). to capture clinical and operational correlates of the discrepant report.
But none of our enrolled cases was revised their diagnosis with IgG4-RD till September 2014.
Several controls were finally excluded due to revised histological diagnosis, unknown primary tumour site, lack of histological material or insufficient clinical information.
Other research, largely based on Emergency Departments, highlights the difficulty of revising a diagnosis once it has become attached to a patient's situation.
