Is higher glycemic variability in very low birth weight newborns associated with greater early neonatal mortality?
Higher glycemic variability may be associated with greater odds of perinatal mortality.
The sensitivity of SNCB in the identification of radial scars was 85%. In four patients with associated DCIS, SNCB revealed either ADH or DCIS, both of which required excision. These findings suggest that patients with SNCB-proven radial scars among a screened population can be managed safely by mammographic follow-up, provided there is no associated DCIS, ADH, or lobular carcinoma in situ. Spiculated abnormalities with discordant SNCB results require surgical biopsy.