We describe the finding of sonographic CMT in a patient who presented to the ED with pelvic pain and a difficult to localize physical examination.
It is well known that pain from viscera is often difficult to localize and that there is a major overlap of symptoms of pain emanating from the esophagus and related organs [ 1, 30].
The trend test gives small P-values at many loci correlated with a causal locus, making it difficult to localize the causal locus.
At the same time, the main disadvantage of the GPS ROT/ROTI technique in comparison with in situ measurements is the integral nature of GPS TEC measurements making it difficult to localize the observed plasma irregularity along the ray path between GPS satellites and a GPS receiver.
Given that the STN is very difficult to localize using magnetic resonance imaging and that lead artifact can be substantial, such a statement implies that the authors could determine this, which seems unlikely given that it is still very difficult to do today.
Due to their small size at clinical presentation, they are notoriously difficult to localize radiologically, and specifically designed protocols are necessary to aid detection.
Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) induce bone formation but are difficult to localize, and subsequent diffusion from the site of interest and short half-life reduce the efficacy of the protein.
Frequencies which are sufficiently low are not easily localized by humans, hence many stereo and multichannel audio systems feature only one subwoofer channel and a single subwoofer can be placed off-center without affecting the perceived sound stage, since the sound produced will be difficult to localize.
Secondly, it is extremely difficult to localize probes in the functional domain of the protein.
Second, somatic referred pain spreads into the lower limbs, most frequently the proximal areas and is of dull, aching and gnawing quality and is often difficult to localize.
