Meanings of previously undiagnosed in английском

Awareness of the association resulted in the identification of previously undiagnosed thyroid disease.

As a result, screening can identify many previously undiagnosed patients.

A case of previously undiagnosed synovial osteochondromatosis complicating a tibial pilon fracture is presented.

Of these, more than half of both men and women have previously undiagnosed dyslipidemia.

Testing children of HIV-infected adults in care may efficiently identify previously undiagnosed HIV-infected children before symptomatic disease.

Our study assessed an unselected cohort of patients presenting with chronic previously undiagnosed anal pain using routine ultrasonography.

It was during our preliminary investigation that the fourth victim collapsed and died of previously undiagnosed rabies-related encephalitis.

It also told us she had a rare, previously undiagnosed blood disorder that predisposed her to her terrible fate.

The medical profession tends to ascribe these effects to previously undiagnosed light-sensitive epilepsy, but this remains a matter of debate.

Conclusions: Refining DNA analysis in previously undiagnosed cases can identify mutations in the DMD gene and provide genetic diagnosis of BMD.

In this study, we have described the role of MRI as the first-line modality in the detection of previously undiagnosed otosclerosis.

The patient was a previously undiagnosed girl who presented with mild hyperammonemic encephalopathy with a maximum plasma ammonia level of 376 microM on admission.

Here we describe four siblings with a previously undiagnosed lethal disorder characterized by oligohydramnios and intrauterine growth restriction, variable cardiomyopathy, anemia, and renal anomalies.

We searched for new mutations in the DMD gene in a cohort of previously undiagnosed patients who had been referred in the period 1985-1995.

The overall prevalence of anti-GAD antibodies was 1.7% (2 of 121) in patients with previously undiagnosed NIDDM, whereas 1 of 100 controls had positive antibodies.