Sentences with phrase «often referred to specialists»

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Such speed and accuracy would represent a profound step forward in medical diagnoses and treatment, according to Zhang, noting that current health care is often lengthy as patients are referred from general physicians to specialists, consuming time and resources and delaying effective treatment.

Psoriasis medical treatment is often what the psoriasis patient will first consider, and having been referred to a Dermatologist (skin specialist) after struggling with their moderate to severe psoriasis for some time.

As general practitioners we often end up referring these cases to either trainers or expensive veterinary specialists in behavior, and even though there are great efforts made by these wonderful people, I am often left with disappointed clients who have spent lots of money on often very difficult to understand and treat disturbing behaviors in their feline and canine animal companions.

Most often animals are referred to our veterinary cardiology specialists for a heart murmur (an abnormal heart sound that usually indicates turbulent blood flow) or clinical signs that may indicate cardiac disease (such as exercise intolerance, lethargy, persistent cough, difficulty breathing, collapse, or swollen abdomen or limbs).

This type of surgery is often referred to a surgical specialist, though if your regular veterinarian is well experienced, the surgery can be done at your regular hospital.

«When we talk about female artists, so often they are referred to as the «wife of» someone else,» says Joyce Chan, Senior Specialist in Asian 20th Century Art at Christie's in Hong Kong.

Children referred to specialist centres often have had long periods of time away from school, accompanied by impairment in social and leisure activities.

While most colposcopies are done in a standard doctor's office, you may be referred to another provider — often a specialist who has a colposcope in their office — for the procedure.