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T2W-FSE images (see Table 1 for recommended PI-RADS parameters) are typically used to discriminate between zonal anatomies of the prostate and discern normal tissue from various abnormalities; however, a number of benign conditions may mimic the T2W appearance of prostate cancer including benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or prostatitis (Kitajima et al. 2010).
The MSD as a unique tool to discern normal versus anomalous diffusion is thus not a good indicator in these experiments.
While Mn2+ flows to suffering small intestine along blood flow in the situation of the occlusion of mesenteric vein, this technique cannot discern normal and ischemic small intestines.
The AMI study which used the optimal dose shows statistically significant differences to discern normal and ischemic small intestines using MEMRI between sham-operated and AMI groups.
Also, a larger number of excitation emission combination wavelengths will have to be studied in order to accurately evaluate their relative diagnostic merit in discerning normal middle ear mucosa from cholesteatoma.
It is clear in Dr Leach's review on MR imaging of angiogenesis that differences in dynamic contrast measurements can aid in discerning normal or benign from neoplastic breast tissues.
A PubMed search revealed no study on how to discern between normal postoperative levels of inflammation and postoperative infection after TAAA repair.
These 'undead' cells have been used to reveal properties of apoptotic cells that are difficult to discern in normal apoptotic cells, which are short-lived (Pérez-Garijo et al., 2004; Ryoo et al., 2004).
The mouse has played a key role in discerning the normal function of genes in the nervous system but also the consequences of their disruption in human disease (3, 4).
A distinct dark banding pattern on the cartilage-bone interface was discerned in normal-appearing cartilage; this was not visible in the OCT sections containing the osteochondral defect (indicated by green arrows in Figure 1).
The "per rectal" (PR) or "digital rectal exam" (DRE) can be a very difficult diagnostic test for even the most skilled operator to discern pathological versus normal; we propose this is especially the case in the emergency department patient population.
