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What factors go into making a diagnosis of maxillofacial trauma?
Some injuries require diagnosis by a specialist. A detailed report of how the injury occurred is also taken. In some cases, diagnosis cannot be made until swelling subsides.
How is a diagnosis renal trauma made?
Urinalysis and imaging.
How is a diagnosis of dental trauma made?
Dental trauma is readily apparent upon examination. Dental x rays may be taken to determine the extent of the damage to broken teeth.
When is a diagnosis of hydranencephaly usually made?
Diagnosis may not be made for weeks or months following birth, because of the initial normal appearance and behavior of the newborn.
How is the diagnosis of Devic syndrome made?
Diagnosis is usually made by a neurologist and an ophthalmologist, by examining the eye and initiating several neurological exams including an MRI of the brain.
How is a diagnosis of diffuse esophageal spasm made?
Swallowing problems usually call for esophagograms.
How is vitamin toxicity diagnosed?
The diagnosis of vitamin toxicity is usually made on the basis of the patient's dietary or medical history.
How is CMT diagnosed?
Definitive diagnosis of CMT is made only by genetic testing, usually performed by drawing a small amount of blood.
Can you write me a sentence using the word trauma?
The recent trauma from the fall made my feet swell
What is the singular word for diagnoses?
Diagnosis An accurate diagnosis was made after the test.
Where and by whom is a diagnosis of mallet finger usually made?
Mallet finger is usually diagnosed after a relatively brief physical examination conducted by an emergency care physician or by an orthopedist, the type of doctor who specializes in such injuries.
How is the diagnosis of aplastic anemia made?
A sample of the patient's bone marrow will need to be removed by needle (usually from the hip bone) and examined under a microscope.
