… The trustworthiness of a diagnosis is a function of the reliability of the process in the
circumstance used to produce the diagnosis. Dr. Smith’s diagnosis fails to be warranted on the …

… is sufficiently grave to warrant exploration, we are justified in taking out n piece of the growth,
making a frozen section, and establishing an absolute diagnosis at the time. Dr. Amos W. …

… designed to test its utility in differential diagnosis. The immunoreactivity in mucinous tubular
… an appraisal of ancillary diagnostic techniques especially adjunctive immunohistochemistry (…

… a benign, concordant diagnosis of papilloma at percutaneous biopsy. … In our study of
percutaneously diagnosed papillomas, … diagnosis of papilloma at percutaneous biopsy may …

… give a diagnosis that is not warranted basically is as strong as the responsibility to remove a
diagnosis that is not warranted, … more obligated by an existing diagnostic status. Hence the …

Background Positive sentinel lymph node (SLN) findings in ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)
range from 1 to 22 % but have unknown biologic significance. This study sought to identify …

… DSM-IV-TR diagnostic criteria within the diagnostic interview between clinician and
patient. … in diagnosis “normative warrant” because they involve one or more justifications (warrants) …

… on core biopsy, 14 but the difficulties inherent in core biopsy diagnosis are compounded by
… definitive diagnosis in some cases. Our results suggest this may be the diagnostic technique …

… -Fetal Diagnostic Center to identify all fetuses diagnosed with … In two fetuses, two-vessel
cord was diagnosed on initial scan … We diagnosed single umbilical artery when a cross-sectional …

… care patients is warranted, irrespective of whether other symptoms are present. The risks
from other single symptoms are lower, though multiple symptoms also warrant investigation. …