Sentence examples for evaluation of abnormalities from inspiring English sources
CT can be performed for further evaluation of abnormalities detected on chest x ray.
Recently, synthetic-echo time post-processing techniques for generating images with variable T2-weighted contrast demonstrated high sensitivity and specificity in evaluation of abnormalities of menisci [27].
Nipple aspiration is a noninvasive technique for obtaining breast fluids from the duct openings of the nipple for the evaluation of abnormalities associated with breast cancer.
The evaluation of abnormalities in other parts of these relatively old specimens was not possible because of physical damage to the appendages and other body parts.
The study is limited by its retrospective nature and the fact that a manual differential count and microscopic evaluation of abnormalities of the leukon were not performed for samples with normal ADVIA 120 cytograms.
Such a protocol enables an adequate evaluation of abnormalities and a better interpretation of the results from the above-mentioned MR sequences that benefit from an ultra-high field strength.
The main indications for MPS were preoperative screening (n = 22, 27.5%), chest pain (n = 24, 30%), increased risk profile for coronary artery disease (CAD) (n = 15, 18.8%), abnormal ECG on stress test (n = 11, 18.8%), evaluation of suspected ischaemia (n = 6, 7.5%) or evaluation of abnormality found on other imaging modality (n = 2, 2.5%).
Published studies of the sonographic appearance of ILC have all been based on diagnostic evaluations of abnormalities found at mammography or on physical exam using targeted sonography.
In particular, this modality has been helpful in evaluation of facial abnormalities, hand abnormalities, club feet, skeletal dysplasia, and spinal malformations [ 12– 15].
In selected patients, CT and MR are attractive non-invasive alternatives for the initial evaluation of coronary abnormalities, as well as for the surveillance of coronary abnormalities, as both are efficient at detecting CAA.
The role of neuroimaging in coma survivors has increased beyond the simple evaluation of morphological abnormalities.
