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In addition to thin slices in the axial plane and multiplanar reformations, the 3D visualisation of the bronchial tree (using virtual bronchoscopy or the volume-rendering technique) can be helpful for detection of the rupture (Fig. 19) [43].

The combination of the three assays for complements can be helpful for detection of complement deficiencies as shown in Additional file 2[ 11].

Investigation of inflammatory cytokines and mRNA which we did not perform might be helpful for detection of the pathway, which plays key roles in the liver injury.

Our purpose was to assess whether contrast-enhanced (CE) ultrasound examination, performed using specific contrast imaging modes, can be helpful for detection and characterization of breast lesions, and for prediction of the response of breast cancer to therapy.

However, the majority of data have been from the analysis of commonly methylated genes in the serum of patients with gastric cancer such as RUNX3 and p16 which were shown to be helpful for detection of gastric cancer [ 19, 20].

In chronic injuries, T1-w images may be normal in low-grade injuries, but the fluid-sensitive sequences are helpful for detection of symptomatic old tears which are depicted as abnormal hyperintensity [30].

One reason may be that the lack of the stereoscopic aspect is at least partially compensated by the possibility to view both red and green laser scans with their different penetration and image information, which may give a certain impression of tissue swelling and edema that is helpful for detection of macular edema.

Moreover, the iterations proved to be helpful for the detection of the nanorod shapes, as observed in Fig. 8.

In particular for the staging of lung cancer, it might be helpful for the detection of small lymph nodes metastases to add a diffusion-weighted sequence as well.

However, CT and MRI may be helpful for the detection of retropharyngeal and possibly paratracheal and mediastinal lymph nodes.

Use of intrinsic tissue contrast based on T1 and T2 was shown [ 15, 16, 17] not to be helpful for the detection and diagnosis of breast cancer.