sequential screening

With respect to those over the age of 40, there should be a sequential screening process to identify those who may be susceptible to health problems.

With sequential screening, a first report is produced after the first trimester sample has been submitted, and a final report after the second sample.

Anthology Film Archives has managed to assemble all three features for rare sequential screenings - no easy feat, because each film is controlled by a different company.

Sequential screening of a subgroup of patients undergoing MRI to detect silent rupture should be carried out at 6 months, 2 years, 5 years and 10 years.

The incidence, timing, and clinical consequences should be determined via prospective, sequential screening of a subgroup of the study population utilizing diagnostic radiographic or other techniques of adequate sensitivity and specificity.

The use of cesarean section among symptomatic women only will lead to some missed cases; however, an economic evaluation of the strategy of sequential screening revealed that it would cost US$37 million for each case prevented.

Sequential screening for type 2 diabetes is cost effective when started between the ages of 30 and 45 years and repeated every 3 to 5 years, researchers conclude in a report published this week in the Lancet medical journal.