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Diagnostic tests for choreoacanthocytosis
Neurology, 1991Two patients with striatal atrophy and a clinical syndrome consistent with choreoacanthocytosis had normal dried blood smears but their red cells demonstrated an abnormal sensitivity to various conditions known to promote discocyte-echinocyte transformation.
T E, Feinberg +6 more
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Appropriateness of diagnostics tests
International Journal of Laboratory Hematology, 2016SummaryThe evolution of the concept of ‘appropriateness’, in the three past decades, from ‘no harm’ and ‘no waste’ to ‘medical decision‐making’ and ‘determining outcomes’ highlights two main points: its foundation is evidence‐based medicine, and it is a quality of every phase of the total testing process, not only for the selection of tests ...
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Advances in Dental Research, 1993
The presentations at this conference will discuss new technologies and rapid scientific developments that have resulted in new diagnostic tests for periodontal disease, musculoskeletal imaging, temporomandibular joint dysfunctions, and incipient coronal and root dental caries.
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The presentations at this conference will discuss new technologies and rapid scientific developments that have resulted in new diagnostic tests for periodontal disease, musculoskeletal imaging, temporomandibular joint dysfunctions, and incipient coronal and root dental caries.
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DIAGNOSTIC TESTING AND DEMENTIA
Neurologic Clinics, 1996The prevalence of dementia is expected to increase markedly as our population ages. Although only a minority of cases currently are found to have treatable causes, the personal and financial costs of misdiagnosis are great. Furthermore, progress in developing effective therapy hinges on accurate diagnosis.
T A, Sandson, B H, Price
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Biometrics, 1981
Diagnostic tests, regarded as methods of classification, are rarely perfect. Classification error and competing technologies require careful evaluation of diagnostic tests, usually by comparison to some standard. Conditional probabilities of correct classification, called 'sensitivity' and 'specificity', are typically used as evaluative measures.
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Diagnostic tests, regarded as methods of classification, are rarely perfect. Classification error and competing technologies require careful evaluation of diagnostic tests, usually by comparison to some standard. Conditional probabilities of correct classification, called 'sensitivity' and 'specificity', are typically used as evaluative measures.
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Experientia, 1956
1° Une modification de la reaction de Feulgen est decrite. En l'utilisant, on constate que les serums des personnes normales prennent une couleur differente de celle des serums des personnes cancereuses. 2° En appliquant l'electrophorese sur papier, avec Veronalborate tamponne, on a decele la presence d'un gamma-globuline atypique dans les serums des ...
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1° Une modification de la reaction de Feulgen est decrite. En l'utilisant, on constate que les serums des personnes normales prennent une couleur differente de celle des serums des personnes cancereuses. 2° En appliquant l'electrophorese sur papier, avec Veronalborate tamponne, on a decele la presence d'un gamma-globuline atypique dans les serums des ...
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The Evaluation of Diagnostic Tests
Biometrics, 1950S W, GREENHOUSE, N, MANTEL
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Cancer risks associated with external radiation from diagnostic imaging procedures † ‡ §
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2012Preetha Rajaraman, Ruth A. Kleinerman
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