Sentence examples for based on bone scan from inspiring English sources

The skeletal extent of PD, based on bone scan uptake, was determined by using the index proposed by Coutris.

Based on bone scan images, osteoblast activity within a radiation field is reduced for several years after radiotherapy (Fossa and Winderen 1993).

In addition to clinical signs and symptoms the diagnosis of osteomyelitis was based on bone biopsy and MRI in 11 patients (2 had a negative culture but were positive on histology), on MRI alone in 24 patients and on bone scan alone in 2 patients (MRI and/or bone biopsy not assessed).

17, 18 Finally, as the use of bone scintigraphy and computed tomography scans for screening have increased in Denmark in recent years, the algorithm based on bone scintigraphy may not distinguish between a screening and a diagnostic procedure.

The three stages of HO maturation are based on histological, bone scan and plain films findings.

There were 7 (26%) bony lesions seen on bone or CT scans that were not seen on antibody imaging, and 14 lesions seen on bone scan were not detected by CT scan, while the bone scan detected all lesions.

Chronic recurrent multifocal osteomyelitis should be considered in any inflammatory bowel disease patient with unexplained bone pain or areas of uptake on bone scan.

Besides osteoarthritis there are various conditions which might cause increased bone turnover and uptake on bone scan like older trauma, benign bone lesions like enchondroma or osteonecrosis.

EOD: extent of disease on bone scan.

Most of these referrals were made for diabetes related tests (N = 198 participants; 16.3 %), low forced expiratory volume in one second based on spirometry (predicted FEV1 less than 80%% based on the best spirometry attempt, N = 173; 14.3 %), and indications of poor bone health based on iDXA scan measurement of bone density and low vitamin D levels (N = 160; 13.2 %).

In univariate regression analysis, %PABS (P=0.0155), serum alkaline phosphatase (P=0.0272), the tumour grade based on biopsy (P=0.044) and the number of bone lesions on bone scans (P=0.0388) were significantly associated with the disease-specific survival.