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Meanings of preoperative diagnosis in English

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Usage of preoperative diagnosis in English
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A complete preoperative diagnosis was possible by 64-row multi-detector row computerized tomography.
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Operative and histological findings confirmed the preoperative diagnosis of cervical sympathetic paraganglioma.
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A new method for preoperative diagnosis of mediastinal cysts is described.
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The preoperative diagnosis was teratoma in the right upper mediastinal area.
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Histology and postoperative hormone results confirmed the preoperative diagnosis in all operated patients.
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Four patients had a preoperative diagnosis of large cell neuroendocrine carcinoma.
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No differences were found based on preoperative diagnosis, age, or sex.
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The preoperative diagnosis in both patients was recurrent lymphoma, prompting splenectomy.
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Under a preoperative diagnosis of gallbladder carcinoma, a hepatopancreatoduodenectomy was performed.
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As a result laparotomy was carried out in most cases without correct preoperative diagnosis.
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The preoperative diagnosis of intussusception was made in 52% of the cases.
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Additional new biological markers for detecting alcoholism could improve the accuracy of preoperative diagnosis.
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It has restricted surgeons between preoperative diagnosis and intraoperative treatment.
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Presentation preoperative diagnosis, operative times, techniques, and outcomes were evaluated.
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The anomaly may be discovered during surgery without preoperative diagnosis.
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Patients were stratified by preoperative diagnosis, smoking habit, and litigation.
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