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Although an exercise ECG may identify flow limiting and potentially prognostically important CAD, in this high-risk population a normal exercise ECG can be falsely reassuring, as it may not detect subclinical lesions of <50% stenosis.
Sexual response in cardiovascular disease by Jackson, Graham / The Journal of Sex Research
Of significance, CA 15-3 levels were found to be prognostically useful in two reports [11,12] in lymph node-negative breast cancer patients, one of the subgroups of patients for whom new prognostic factors are most urgently required.
Serum markers in breast cancer: clinical usefulness and possible ... by Duffy, Michael J.; Evoy, Denis; McDermott, Enda / Advances in Breast Cancer
Cavitation is another prognostically helpful feature, as it typically portends resolution with treatment.
Radiological case of the month: Kevin Collins, MD, Darshan Acharya, ... by Collins, Kevin; Acharya, Darshan; Brochert, Adam / Applied Radiology
 
 
 
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