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Predicted Values for Clinical Exercise Testing

American Review of Respiratory Disease, 1984
Abstract Following thorough evaluation at rest, 265 of 400 current or ex-shipyard workers rode a cycle ergometer with equal work increments each minute to exhaustion while continuous multiple noninvasive cardiorespiratory measures and intermittent intra-arterial blood pressure and blood gas measures were made.
J E, Hansen, D Y, Sue, K, Wasserman
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The predictive value of endodontic diagnostic tests

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1984
The diagnostic usefulness of common endodontic tests was evaluated through the retrospective analysis of studies in which histologic examinations were performed. In general, tests were able to adequately identify persons who were likely to be free of disease but were substantially less effective in identifying disease-positive persons.
J J, Hyman, M E, Cohen
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Predictive value of coagulation tests in arterial thrombosis

La Ricerca in Clinica e in Laboratorio, 1988
In five large-scale prospective studies the predictive value of hemostatic parameters indicating the occurrence of arterial thrombotic diseases has been estimated in healthy individuals. All the studies have consistently found a statistically significant association between hyperfibrinogenemia and arterial thrombotic diseases. In two studies, increased
M. CATTANEO, P. MANNUCCI
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