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Nomogram for Penile Biothesiometry
European Urology, 1991Three hundred and fifty men, aged between 17 and 80 years, with normal sexual anamnesis and without any neurological pathology, underwent finger (index) and penile biothesiometry using a biothesiometer. Tabular and graphical nomograms were obtained according to age and instrumental values. The use of the above-mentioned nomograms is an effective aid in
G. Breda +5 more
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1967
A nomogram is presented which enables the clinician easily to find the ratio of accommodative convergence to accommodation from routine clinical measurements. The only measurements needed are the near and distant heterophorias (or heterotropias) and the interpupillary distance.
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A nomogram is presented which enables the clinician easily to find the ratio of accommodative convergence to accommodation from routine clinical measurements. The only measurements needed are the near and distant heterophorias (or heterotropias) and the interpupillary distance.
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Evidence for the usefulness of nomograms
Nature Clinical Practice Urology, 2007In the October 2005 issue ofNature Clinical Practice Urology, Stapleton and Pinnock raised concerns regarding the use of nomograms in clinical practice. In this Viewpoint, the authors provide further discussion of these concerns, and present an argument advocating the use of nomograms.
Peter T. Scardino, Michael W. Kattan
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Nomograms as predictive models
Seminars in Urologic Oncology, 2002Nomograms are valuable tools for estimating the likelihood of cancer being diagnosed, the pathologic features of a localized cancer, and the prognosis of a patient after treatment. Although the available nomograms are reasonably accurate, better predictive factors including additional clinical factors and new molecular analyses are needed to improve ...
Peter T. Scardino +2 more
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Nomograms of the Goldman equation
Pfl�gers Archiv European Journal of Physiology, 1985Solutions of the Goldman equations for sodium and potassium ions are displayed in nomograms which allow one to determine which values of the variables in the equation (including the activity of the Na/K pump) are compatible with possible steady states of a cell.
J. P. Ruppersberg, Reinhardt Rüdel
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How to build and interpret a nomogram for cancer prognosis.
Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2008Nomograms are widely used for cancer prognosis, primarily because of their ability to reduce statistical predictive models into a single numerical estimate of the probability of an event, such as death or recurrence, that is tailored to the profile of an
A. Iasonos +3 more
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World Journal of Urology, 1995
The treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia and the definition of bladder-outlet obstruction has preoccupied urologists and researchers in recent years. Bladder-outlet obstruction can be defined only by pressure-flow measurement. Various methods of analysis of pressure-flow data have been proposed.
C. S. Lim, Paul Abrams
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The treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia and the definition of bladder-outlet obstruction has preoccupied urologists and researchers in recent years. Bladder-outlet obstruction can be defined only by pressure-flow measurement. Various methods of analysis of pressure-flow data have been proposed.
C. S. Lim, Paul Abrams
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Weather, 2007
When our departmental library cleared out some of its old and largely unused books – not always a reflection on their quality: there were two copies of Lamb’s Hydrodynamics – I came across a book by H. J. Allcock and J. Reginald Jones called The Nomogram, a title intriguing enough to warrant a closer look.
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When our departmental library cleared out some of its old and largely unused books – not always a reflection on their quality: there were two copies of Lamb’s Hydrodynamics – I came across a book by H. J. Allcock and J. Reginald Jones called The Nomogram, a title intriguing enough to warrant a closer look.
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A nomogram for digoxin therapy
The American Journal of Medicine, 1974Abstract A nomogram is described for developing loading and maintenance dosage regimens of digoxin for adult euthyrold patients with reasonably normal hepatic function, in normal electrolyte balance, who have no obvious abnormality of gastrointestinal absorption.
Roger W. Jelliffe, Gary Brooker
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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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