The success and the accuracy of the procedure, as well as the procedure times for both sonography and radiography, were recorded and compared.
Non-fluoroscopically guided procedures present multiple issues regarding the accuracy of the procedure, medical necessity, and documentation.
The accuracy of the procedure was examined using experimental and finite element model results.
The accuracy of the procedure, determined by spiked recovery measurements, was within 95 105%.
The accuracy of the procedure was assessed by means of numerical simulations.
Several examples are shown to demonstrate the accuracy of the procedure.
At present, the accuracy of this procedure is examined in asymmetric tall buildings with a mass or stiffness irregularity.
The accuracy of the procedure is depending on the fluid grid resolution, but independent of the solid loading.
Statistical linearization is used to analyze the system and the accuracy of this procedure is verified by stochastic simulation.
We present results from Monte Carlo computer simulations of two-dimensional fluid mixtures which support the accuracy of this procedure.
