Sentence examples for ear imaging from inspiring English sources

In this review, we will describe the pathways and biological barriers of the inner ear regarding drug delivery, the beneficial applications and limitations of the imaging techniques available for inner ear research, the behavior of engineered nanomaterials in inner ear applications, and future perspectives for nanomedicine-based inner ear imaging.

Early measurements such as brain imaging findings and internal ear imaging findings may allow for more accurate counselling of families regarding anticipated postimplantation performance in children with symptomatic congenital CMV.

Our design, analysis, and simulation results demonstrate that the CMCT system is feasible for inner ear imaging and other clinical applications.

This system integrates the strengths of state-of-the-art medical CT and micro-CT techniques to achieve a spatial resolution that is much higher than currently available for inner ear imaging at acceptable dose levels.

Review of inner ear imaging showed bilaterally enlarged vestibular aqueducts (EVA; Fig. 2A) and single-cavity cochleae (Mondini defect; Fig. 2B) (6).

With the development of inner ear imaging, the diagnostic work-up can be performed even in patients of advanced years, which can lead to better management of the condition.

Since atretic external auditory canal does not allow visualization of tympanic membrane and middle ear structures, imaging studies are mandatory [7].

Furthermore, our results suggest that MSh TSE can facilitate the correct diagnosis for neuroradiologists with different levels of expertise in middle ear cavity imaging interpretation.

We intend to highlight the fact that MSh TSE provides a greater ease in DWI interpretation, which is a crucial factor specially for radiologists not experienced in middle ear cholesteatoma imaging.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05178.015 For quantification of the spatio-temporal relationship between SPREAD and cell division in the eleven ear skin imaging data set, SPREAD area (SA) was defined as the area and time within 100 μm from the origins and within 1 hr of the onset of the SPREADs, while the excluded area was defined as Non-SPREAD area (Non-SA).

3T MRI of the inner ear with FLAIR imaging sequences after GdC enhancement can now be used to remove uncertainty and to provide an accurate diagnosis.