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Interventional Cardiology

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 An accurate and timely diagnostic with the littlest probability of misdiagnosis, missed diagnosis, or delayed diagnosis is crucial within the management of any disease. The diagnostic is an evolving process since both disease (the likelihood and the severity of the disease) and diagnostic approaches evolv. In clinical practice, it's essential to properly identify the diagnostic assay that's useful to a selected patient with a selected condition. The over- or underdiagnostic closely reflects on unnecessary or no treatment and harms both the themes and therefore the health-care systems. Statistical methods wont to assess a symbol or a symbol in medicine depend upon the phase of the study and are directly associated with the research question and therefore the design of the experiment. Another development in demonstrative medication happened when the mercury thermometer, created in 1714 by German physicist Daniel Fahrenheit, came into general use as a clinical instrument in the mid-nineteenth century. It was at first 25.4 cm (10 inches) in length and took five minutes to enlist a temperature. The cutting edge clinical thermometer was presented by English doctor Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt in 1866. The thermometer was promoted by German doctor Karl August Wunderlich, who thought, mistakenly, that each illness had its own trademark fever design.   

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