Sentences with phrase «diagnosis is in doubt»

If the diagnosis is in doubt, a blood test can be performed for confirmation.

If the diagnosis is in doubt or if the patient will undergo surgery, a myelogram may be performed.

Not exact matches

With 1,500 cervical cancer diagnoses and 380 deaths from the disease each year in Canada alone, there's no doubt easier screening could have a huge impact on women's health care.

In the case of a therapeutic termination, you no doubt went through extensive testing and counseling with a perinatologist to assure you that your baby's diagnosis was fatal.

And I will say this (I don't doubt that other medical professionals told her this as well, though maybe in a kinder more obscure way): a diagnosis of HIE with seizures and an abnormal MRI is NOT a «normal, healthy baby».

Making choices in the face of doubt is hardly unusual — we routinely contend with projected weather forecasts, financial predictions, medical diagnoses, and election polls.

Somerville's post-mortem on the Copenhagen conference leaves no doubt that the Copenhagen Diagnosis was designed to drive the negotiations in a specific direction:

We have had distant early warnings of this for well over a decade, and if you doubt that — or even if you don't — I invite you to read The New York Times» coverage of Lord, Day, & Lord's closing its doors in 1994 (with the pithy headline / diagnosis: «Oldest Law Firm is Courtly, Loyal, and Defunct»).

While he was no doubt referring to the fact that since his cancer diagnosis, former Toronto mayor Rob Ford has had his medical records breached four times in four different hospitals, in fact data breaches involving patient information in Ontario have gone back much further than this, evidencing that institutions have been having difficulty meeting their legal requirements to protect this data.