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Meanings of active surveillance in English

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Usage of active surveillance in English
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Hip fractures were ascertained by active surveillance and confirmed by medical records.
Pubmed
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Only about a fifth of the men were treated with active surveillance.
Reuters
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With active surveillance, the prostate cancer is closely monitored but not treated.
Reuters
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They need to be better regulated, and there needs to be active surveillance.
The Guardian
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The second is performing MRSA active surveillance screening on healthcare workers.
Pubmed
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Spatiotemporal trends in passive surveillance data assisted interpretation of active surveillance.
Pubmed
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In select patients, thermal ablation or active surveillance of SRMs is an alternative.
Pubmed
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Urinary incontinence was also worst after surgical prostate removal compared to active surveillance.
Reuters
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Methods: In active surveillance, we collected ticks from the environment and from captured rodents.
Pubmed
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Cases were ascertained through active surveillance of 22 Connecticut hospitals.
Pubmed
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Some men - especially those who are older - may opt for active surveillance.
Reuters
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Only a small number of these are under active surveillance.
Reuters
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Twenty percent knew that 10-year mortality is similar with active surveillance, radiation and surgery.
Reuters
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This review evaluates recent developments in the field of active surveillance for small renal masses.
Pubmed
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The cost associated with active surveillance was then estimated.
Pubmed
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The sails are made by women, over whom other elderly women exercise an active surveillance.
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