Примеры screen

• An affected infant might collapse after either a positive or a false-negative screening test, if they were not screened.

• When different ages at screening were investigated in the model, we assumed that the mean detection rate and its associated uncertainty remained the same.

• With relatively few cases remaining to be detected, screening in its present form will become untenable.

• However, in reality, screening usually starts before 25 years of age and is extended beyond age 65.

• Potential health and economic impact of adding a human papillomavirus vaccine to screening programs.

• Furthermore, if individuals were treated appropriately, there would be no benefit from screening and its cost-effectiveness would be lower.

• The two alternative screening strategies vary in how screening would be organized.

• A second strategy involves an idealized screening program such that, for all of those in the screened population, diagnosis occurs at the onset of disease.

• Cost savings in mass population screening for colorectal cancer resulting from the early detection and excision of adenomas.

• More knowledge of the nature of public preferences for screening programs and their attributes may contribute to the evaluation of such healthcare programs.

• Screening programs raise particular ethical issues, since screening involves testing persons who have no symptoms of the condition being searched for.

• Recommended neonatal screening includes screening for phenylketonuria, hypothyroidism, and various hemoglobinopathies.

• Despite these favorable results, mammography screening has not yet been included in the cancer screening program.

• Part of their activities will be the coordination of the evaluation of mammography screening programs on a national level.

• Most countries, even those with formal policies, note relatively low levels of screening for hypertension.