Sentence examples for examination imaging from inspiring English sources
Current assessment methods designed to detect both focal and diffuse cerebral ischemia include neurologic examination, imaging techniques, biochemical markers, neuropsychologic assessment, and patient perceived outcomes.
The final conclusion concerning the etiology of the pathologies as described above was based on complete clinical examination, imaging prior to SPECT/CT and follow-up (including - if available - surgical results) serving as the gold standard.
Aside from clinical history (disorders in the family, previous breast diseases/surgery, hormone therapy, personal well-being and complaints), inspection (external viewing) and palpation, which compose the so-called clinical breast examination, imaging procedures and especially mammography are of crucial importance in the detection and diagnosis of breast cancer and also other breast diseases.
This can include laboratory tests, surgical exploration, clinical examination, imaging tests, questionnaires, and pathology.
The date of progression was determined by clinical examination, imaging studies, and/or CA-125 levels.
Metastasis and recurrence were diagnosed based on clinical examination, imaging assessment, or operation and pathologic examination.
Patients with fever of unknown origin not responding to an appropriate first-line therapy after 72 96 h should undergo thorough physical re-examination, imaging (Table 1) and microbiological diagnostics including a native thoracic CT scan and a CT scan of paranasal sinuses if symptoms or signs of sinusitis are present (A-II).
There should be access to laboratory examinations, imaging studies, infusion rooms, and refrigeration systems.
The diagnosis of breast cancer relies on an integrated approach using clinical and physical examinations, imaging mammography and ultrasound, and histopathology.
Common approaches for profiling patients and phenotyping disorders may include the following tools: checklists, questionnaires, interviews, physical examinations, imaging, laboratory tests, and psychological/psychiatric evaluations.
