Objectives: To test the hypothesis that reduced hip extension range during walking, representing a limiting impairment of hip tightness, is a consistent dynamic finding that (1) occurs with increased age and (2) is exaggerated in elderly people who fall.
Therefore, in the present study, we also investigated the possible correlation between the preoperative dynamic CT findings and the postoperative histopathological findings that affect prognosis.
Although the dynamic CT findings of HCC are well defined, there are few studies to compare imaging findings of HCCs of different etiologies [ 13, 14].
Its effect is varied with hip flexor strength and dynamic electromyographic findings of quadriceps.
Postoperative reassessment of the preoperative dynamic CT findings showed that the vessel was derived from the gastroepiploic artery (Fig. 5a d).
Next, we compared dynamic MRI findings with clinical characteristics of the patients.
Dynamic CT findings were modified by the degree of fibrosis within a lung tumor.
In HCC patients, the diagnosis was either histologically confirmed during surgery (n = 8) or based on dynamic CT findings together with high serum α-fetoprotein (n = 2).
Several studies have reported that vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), which promotes proliferation of tumor blood and lymphatic vessels, affected the dynamic CT findings of lung adenocarcinomas[ 16 18].
Iwano et al. showed that contrast-enhanced dynamic CT findings could semi-quantify fibrosis in solid and partly solid types of adenocarcinomas.
