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Seminars in Oncology, 2010
The current resurgence in the use of nomograms as diagnostic and prognostic tools has legitimate roots in their effectiveness in facilitating communication between the doctor and patient. By returning to a more classical approach to nomography, graphical insights can further enlighten the patient beyond what can be achieved with current methods, while ...
Michael W. Kattan, Joe Marasco
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The current resurgence in the use of nomograms as diagnostic and prognostic tools has legitimate roots in their effectiveness in facilitating communication between the doctor and patient. By returning to a more classical approach to nomography, graphical insights can further enlighten the patient beyond what can be achieved with current methods, while ...
Michael W. Kattan, Joe Marasco
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BJU International, 2006
There are several papers in this section on various aspects of prostate cancer: predictive models, robotic radical prostatectomy in large glands, PSA distribution, bicalutamide and PIN, and finally the clinical characteristics of bladder cancer in patients previously treated with irradiation for prostate cancer.
Andrew J. Stephenson, Michael W. Kattan
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There are several papers in this section on various aspects of prostate cancer: predictive models, robotic radical prostatectomy in large glands, PSA distribution, bicalutamide and PIN, and finally the clinical characteristics of bladder cancer in patients previously treated with irradiation for prostate cancer.
Andrew J. Stephenson, Michael W. Kattan
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Gentamicin and Kanamycin Nomograms
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1972Excerpt To the editor: The article by Chan, Benner, and Hoeprich, describing their nomogram for gentamicin dosage in patients with renal insufficiency ( 1 ), was read with interest.
Roger W. Jelliffe, Daniel Ivler
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1983
Excerpt To the editor: The nomograms described by Young and associates (1) enable rapid estimation of sample size appropriate for study of an hypothesis.
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Excerpt To the editor: The nomograms described by Young and associates (1) enable rapid estimation of sample size appropriate for study of an hypothesis.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1983
Excerpt To the editor: Young, Bresnitz, and Strom (1) present two nomograms for sample size determination when the response variable is either dichotomous or approximately normal.
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Excerpt To the editor: Young, Bresnitz, and Strom (1) present two nomograms for sample size determination when the response variable is either dichotomous or approximately normal.
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An Exchange Transfusion Nomogram
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1963Introduction With the aid of the exchange transfusion nomogram of Figure 1, the physician can rapidly plan and analyze an exchange transfusion. By applying a straight edge to the nomogram, any of three essential parameters of the exchange can be determined quickly if the other two are known.
Chester M. Trossman +2 more
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A Nomogram for Factor Analysts
Psychometrika, 1956When a new reference vector is chosen graphically from the plane of two old ones, its direction cosines as well as the projections of the tests on it are most easily computed by applying certain multipliers d and Sd to quantities which are already known. The nomogram quickly supplies d, after S has been read from the graph.
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A NOMOGRAM TO PREDICT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NOMOGRAM
BJU International, 2008Mark Rosenthal, Craig P. Carden
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European Urology, 2006
Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy in European men. In 2002, an estimated 225,000 men were newly diagnosed with prostate cancer and about 83,000 died from this disease in Europe (http:// www-dep.iarc.fr) [1]. In the United States, this cancer is the most common solid malignancy in men, with an annual incidence rate of 180 cases/ 100,000, and
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Prostate cancer is the most common malignancy in European men. In 2002, an estimated 225,000 men were newly diagnosed with prostate cancer and about 83,000 died from this disease in Europe (http:// www-dep.iarc.fr) [1]. In the United States, this cancer is the most common solid malignancy in men, with an annual incidence rate of 180 cases/ 100,000, and
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