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We included 10 patients with standard invasive cardiac monitoring system (pulmonary artery catheter and arterial catheter) comparing invasively obtained data to the data collected noninvasively using the Nexfin HD.
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However, work-up or verification bias, which occurs when the results of a noninvasive test impact the decision to perform the gold standard invasive test, increases the "observed" sensitivity and decreases the "observed" specificity of the noninvasive test.
ECMO patients are a high-risk group for nosocomial bloodstream infections, which is partly attributable to the large-bore ECMO cannulas and multiple standard invasive devices needed to manage these critically ill patients [3, 10].
Standard invasive hemodynamic monitoring was performed using a pulmonary artery catheter and hemodynamic variables were reported.
This method is valid compared with the golden standard: invasive measurement during cardiac catheterization [ 73].
Evaluating the performance of a new diagnostic test presents a challenge if the conventional "gold" standard is invasive, hazardous, or expensive, especially if that test has been supplanted in usual clinical practice by a "silver" standard test that is more acceptable and perhaps only slightly suboptimal.
Specifically, surgeons using standard minimally invasive techniques lost the value of a natural three dimensional image, depth perception, and articulated movements.
Image-guided percutaneous ablation is the standard minimally invasive treatment for eligible patients with small (<3 cm) liver tumors [16].
In standard minimally invasive approaches such as mini midvastus snip or subvastus, the length of the incision is also determined by the thickness and mobility of the patella [1, 2, 3].
Long thought to be a death sentence, Ebola has proved vulnerable to a mix of standard and invasive medical techniques, readily available in the U.S. but often beyond the reach of the impoverished nations at the heart of the outbreak.
