The phrase "additional imaging will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where further imaging or scans are being discussed, often in medical or technical settings.
Example: "After reviewing the initial results, the doctor advised that additional imaging will be necessary to get a clearer picture of the situation."
Alternatives: "further imaging will" or "supplemental imaging will".
It is not yet clear what additional predictive value plaque imaging will add to traditional risk factors such as cholesterol and blood pressure.
An additional 20% of patients will undergo additional imaging and biopsies that do not alter management.
Patients who have consented to the imaging sub-study will undergo additional imaging assessments (ultrasound, peripheral MRI and high-field MRI) of peripheral joints and entheses.
In particular, clinical decision support systems will be used by radiologists (management of additional findings, ordering additional imaging or biopsy, image interpretation) and other clinicians (importantly, when ordering imaging studies).
Interestingly, Bova et al. suggest that using echocardiography alone to assess for RV dilation and/or Doppler evidence of pulmonary hypertension could reduce additional imaging workup by 12 28%, however will incorrectly treat 4 14%[10]].
However, it is highly likely that imaging will only confer additional information in selected subgroups of subjects in combination with traditional risk factors and (novel) serological markers.
In future investigations, we will consider using additional imaging modalities such as microcomputed tomography to provide more useful information regarding the preservation of articular bone morphology with this new treatment strategy.
Presuming dose optimization, our results encourage further studies on larger patient cohorts to identify those patients that will benefit the most from this promising additional imaging modality.
Thus, future studies will have to focus on the specific value of grating-based phase-contrast imaging for different tumour entities and on larger patient cohorts to identify those patients that will benefit the most from this promising additional imaging modality.
