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Thus, a triple phase renal or liver study can be performed in a single examination reducing dose, eliminating patient movement and improving patient throughput [3].

c The three phase spectral energy from TFR for differential and average currents, for the islanded microgrid subjected to a triple phase to ground fault (abc-g) on distribution line DLAE (with FDR 0.8, and Rf = 20 Ω), where, responses are for distribution lines (a) DLAB, (b) DLAE, (c) DLBE, (d) DLBC and (e) DLCD, respectively.

We performed a triple phase bone scan of the feet with 500 MBq of Technetium-99m hydroxymethylene disphosphonate (99mTc-HDP) that was injected intravenously and acquired with a Symbia T2 SPECT-CT scanner (Siemens Healthcare, Erlangen, Germany).

A triple phase computed tomography (CT) scan (5 mm collimation; CT Twin ® Elscint ® ; Haifa, Israel) of the liver showed multiple nodular lesions isodense to the liver prior to injection, with absent enhancement on arterial phase and homogeneous enhancement on portal phase imaging following the injection of 90 cm of Iohexol (Omnipaque300 ® ; Guerbert, Aulnay, France).

A triple-phase boundary (TPB) was defined by the local site where the three-component phases came into contact.

This study contains a triple-phase modeling to simulate the operation of this bubble column.

CT is sensitive for the detection of HO; however, a triple-phase bone scan is the most reliable test for diagnosis early in the disease process (Fig. 19).

When a surveillance feature or test was abnormal (>10.9 ng/mL), a triple-phase imaging (MRI) was recommended for evaluation at recall.

Obtaining a triple-phase CT or magnetic resonance imaging of the liver 2 4 weeks after treatment is recommended to assess tumor response and to plan further action.

Using a time-difference radioisotope uptake technique, a triple-phase bone scanning protocol can be useful for diagnosing periprosthetic infection with a sensitivity of 88% and a specificity of 90% (Nagoya et al. 2008).

All patients had a triple-phase contrast-enhanced CT of the abdomen within 2 3 days prior to discharge to evaluate: (1) obliteration of the efferent shunt and gastric varices, and (2) evidence of immediate complications, including renal vein thrombosis, inferior vena cava thrombosis, or portal vein thrombosis.