Fat-suppressed, 3D spoiled gradient echo imaging is easy to perform, widely available and, contrary to other cartilage imaging techniques, such as magnetization transfer imaging, it requires no post-processing of data and avoids misregistration artefacts [ 27, 31– 35, 38] 38].
EUS presents an alternative access to the left adrenal, making it possible to perform echo-guided needle biopsies.
Then, reverberation with two target echoes will be used to perform the separation.
In the recently developed SESANS technique neutron spin-echo labelling is used to perform small-angle neutron scattering in real space.
In this respect, hs-TnT could be easier to use to reclassify risk at 7 weeks than reassessing all individual risk factors as this would include having to perform another echo at 7 weeks.
Although the decision to perform the echo investigation was taken on a clinical basis in the sickest patients, and therefore contains a considerable selection bias both in terms of patient selection and timing, some remarkable issues were put forward.
In 1993, our group invited HLSs treated at the Norwegian Radium Hospital between 1980 and 1988 to perform echocardiography (ECHO 1993) if they fulfilled the following criteria: mediastinal radiotherapy (with or without chemotherapy), age <50 years at diagnosis, and relapse free survival for >5 years (Lund et al, 1996).
During a quasi-holy ritual, he and his fellow Marines are anointed with oil and told they are about to perform "deeds that will echo throughout eternity".
For example it is possible to perform turbo spin echo sequences, which are commonly used to get images of cartilage tissue, with a voxel size of 1.5 mm (layer thickness) to ~0.25 mm in the square (in plane).
A piston and cylinder apparatus was designed and fabricated based on pulse echo technique to perform ultrasound scans for both liquids and solid samples of variable heights.
