Sentence examples for stone confirmation from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria were the absence of documented imaging techniques in our institution, abdominal sonography as a single diagnostic procedure for stone confirmation performed by a non-certified emergency physician, and age <20 years, since these patients are occasionally admitted and evaluated in the paediatric emergency department.

Dr. Stone said that the confirmations were "reason for concern," but that despite eradication efforts last fall and this spring, new cases of the virus had been expected to surface as mosquitoes proliferate with the arrival of warm weather.

Management of patients with suspected choledocholithiasis requires confirmation of stones in the common bile duct (CBD).

It can be done, but make sure you have a written and signed confirmation of the stone value, grade and all other parameters.

I'm not sure if it [a permanent deal] is cast in stone and I haven't got confirmation of that," Sherwood said.

Following confirmation of complete clearing of stones both endoscopically and fluoroscopically, reentry pigtail catheter (Mikrovasive) was placed antegradely [ 5].

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by JK Rowling If ever we needed confirmation that Mr and Mrs Dursley were, in fact, not normal at all, this line is it!

However, since our data do not permit us to address the mechanism linking kidney stones to adverse renal outcomes, these speculations require confirmation in future mechanistic studies.

Sally McBrearty, an anthropologist at the University of Connecticut, Storrs, and a leader of the excavations at Kapthurin, says that the new Gademotta dates provide "solid confirmation" of the early appearance of Middle Stone Age technology.

In the present study, the patient inclusion criteria were as follows: (i) observation of biliary strictures and filling defects; (ii) stone management including lithotripsy by electrohydraulic lithotripsy (EHL) and confirmation of no residual stone after lithotripsy by using a mechanical lithotripter; and (iii) migrated stent removal.

Finally, the definition of a clinical stone event as acute flank pain associated with hematuria without confirmation by imaging can be considered a limitation.