The phrase "accessible modalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are easy to access or understand, particularly in contexts like education, communication, or technology.
Example: "The course offers various accessible modalities to ensure that all students can engage with the material effectively."
Alternatives: "user-friendly methods" or "easily accessible methods".
Balloon tamponade has been described as an effective method to control bleeding in a variety of clinical situations; it is an effective and accessible modality, requiring no analgesia or anesthesia, and helps facilitate continuous monitoring of uterine bleeding.
Radiography is an easily accessible modality, with low cost and radiation dose [46, 47], but the diagnostic detail is low (Table 1).
We, therefore, sought to determine whether more accessible neuroimaging modalities, such as structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and fluorodeoxyglucose PET (FDG-PET), could, individually, predict PIB-PET status.
Does access modality matter?
New modifications of the PBC make it possible to position the catheter in nearly all segments of the coronary arterial tree including locations not accessible to other modalities, such as coronary stents or DCA, that are also used for salvage after a failed coronary intervention.
If the benefits of functional lung avoidance can be demonstrated now using He MRI, then other, more easily accessible ventilation imaging modalities (e.g. 4DCT and Xe MRI) may allow for more widespread implementation of functional lung avoidance radiotherapy in future.
Short message service (SMS) technology is an accessible and direct modality to communicate timely, evidence-based recommendations to parents across the perioperative period.
With the development of multi-slice CT technology a number of studies have shown that perfusion CT, a generally more accessible acute imaging modality, can provide similar information to perfusion/diffusion MRI, and identify both the ischaemic core and the penumbra (Campbell et al., 2010; Bivard et al., 2013).
Herein, we provide a framework to consider for the identification of patients with NAFLD at high risk of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis with advanced fibrosis and provide a critical assessment of currently accessible diagnostic and treatment modalities.
Although curettage and/or en bloc resection are the treatments of choice for accessible lesions, other treatment modalities including percutaneous intralesional injection, cryotherapy, radiation and embolization have been used for less accessible or recurrent lesions.
