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workup

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work·up  (wûrkp)
n.
A thorough medical examination for diagnostic purposes.


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This type of 3D analysis provides an unobstructed and unambiguous representation of normal and abnormal cell morphology, making the LuCED test an effective means to guide the physicians' further diagnostic workup, including diagnostic CT or bronchoscopy," he added.
Our organization went to our Medicare intermediary and said that this is what we wanted to do, "that we wanted to act and facilitate the workup of these potential living donors according to this protocol in accordance with the centers that have an agreement with us".
The authors cover practical features of stability, reactivity, and workup, as well as such aspects of allylboration as the stereochemical control elements, including relative diastereoselection with crotylboranes, induced (internal) diastereoselection with chiral carbonyl compounds, auxiliary-controlled enantio-selective allylations with chiral borane reagents, and recent advances in catalysis of allylboration.
 
 
 
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