the chances of progression to cirrohsis? ... View answer

Is the criteria for diagnosing mci so strict as to have everyone who scores low on a single memory test be diagnosed with mci? Or is doctor s interpretation to be included when diagnosing? The criteria ... View answer

: Standard Placement I read: - Sinus Rhythm normal P axis, V-rate 50 99 - Abnormal R-Wave progression, early transition QRS area > 0 in V2 - Left Ventricular hypertrophy multiple voltage criteria The... View answer

dont have any other symptoms. Main criteria is of 5 mm diameter. . Please let me know whether it will increase in size to meet the criteria? ... View answer

My Rapid progression is 15% & slow progression is 20% . please let me know is this an issue ... View answer

4 minor criteria for CP, and per definition according to Rosemont criteria one needs /=5 minor criteria for high probability of CP) Normal gallbladder without sludge . Normal CBD. Timed collection of ... View answer

Volume: 4.5 ml Viscosity: viscous Total Count: 67 millian Motility: 58% Progression : 4.F.Forward: 0% 3.S ...%) strict kruger s criteria abnormal : 100% Defects : cephalic 100/100 Mid-Piece 85/100 Tail 5/100... View answer

are (subnormal sperm progression &morphology, 82% survival in 24 hrs sperm preparation and finally ... kruger s criteria abnormal 99/100 defects cephalic 97/100 midpiece 65/100 tail 28/100 42 % spermatozoa ... View answer

30%. Sperm Morphology under strict Kruger s Criteria is Normal 02% and Abnormal 98% with Cephalic 42 .../ejaculate, % Motility 97% Progression 1-3/4, After 24 Hours % Motility 74% Progression 1-3/4.... View answer

Does below criteria affect the pregnancy.. standard range your range LIN Linearity      40 %      40      Low Normal      14 %      8      Low Kruger Strict Criteria 14% =potentially normal sperm 4 ... View answer