Sentence examples for concomitant imaging from inspiring English sources

However, the concomitant imaging of anionic and cationic species is of great interest to enhance the understanding of biogeochemical processes and of element uptake by plants.

Bone puncture has advantages relative to standard bone biopsy: it is a bedside procedure that does not require concomitant imaging; it uses a trocar smaller than the type used for bone biopsy; and bone marrow aspiration is probably less traumatic than bone biopsy.

This approach uses a highly accurate imaging test to help determine which patients should undergo bone sampling and then adds a simple bedside bone puncture that does not require concomitant imaging because the Ga SPECT/CT very precisely marks the bony part suspected of infection, even in the forefoot.

Therefore, it is necessary to produce metal particles under controlled electrochemical conditions that will allow concomitant high resolution imaging.

To perform kilovoltage (kV) cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) imaging concomitant with the delivery of megavoltage (MV) RapidArc treatment, and demonstrate the feasibility of obtaining MV-scatter-free kV CBCT images.

The development of surgical techniques depends on the concomitant development of imaging techniques.

In joint disorders with concomitant cartilage damage, imaging techniques that visualize the whole cartilage are desirable for diagnostic purposes.

Significance was accepted at p<0.05 Concomitant confocal imaging of HeLa cells undergoing apoptosis, double stained with DDC and annexin V, revealed that DDC accumulates within the cytoplasm of the apoptotic cell while annexin V is attached to the external apoptotic cell membrane (Fig.  1).

The total state-specific cost was calculated based on the costs of hospitalisation, outpatient visits, concomitant medications, laboratory and imaging diagnostic examinations (Table  3) as well as the cost of antihypertensive treatment (Table  4).

A less common form of the disease is the solitary polypoid mass, often in the caecum, indistinguishable from carcinoma on imaging unless there is concomitant involvement of the terminal ileum, which is more suggestive of lymphoma.

Use of diffusion tensor imaging in traumatic spinal cord injury to identify concomitant traumatic brain injury.