Sentence examples for examination in association from inspiring English sources

In this case, clinical examination in association with MRI features was suggestive of a long standing peripheral nerve tumor with possible diagnosis of a malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor vs degenerated schwannoma.

Before WE-MDCT, bowel cleansing is obtained using an iso-osmolar non-absorbable laxative solution (typically 4 6 doses of polyethylene glycol dissolved in 500 ml water per dose) the day before the examination, in association with a low-fibre diet for 3 days.

At our department, prior to elective WE-MDCT patients receive a standard oral bowel preparation consisting in 4 6 doses of a laxative isoosmolar non-absorbable solution such as polyethylene glycol powder (Isocolan, Bracco, or SELG-ESSE 1000, Promefarm, Milan, Italy) dissolved in 500 ml water per dose the day before the examination, in association with a low-residue diet for 3 days.

A cardiac anomaly was suspected during the routine ultrasound screening examination in five of the six foetuses and in the remaining foetus during examination in association with a course in foetal cardiology.

This highlights the importance of a thorough retinal examination in studying the association of SDR with lacunar infarctions.

These facts indicate that the SNPs of interest for examination in an RA association study of the NOX complex will probably be located at noncritical positions and will not completely abolish but only slightly modify binding to the other proteins.

Here are some lesser known ones: Requirements: Two years' experience in financial industry, membership in association, examination.

The use of in vivo experiments to identify the triggering factors and underlying mechanisms of cell cannibalism may facilitate a prognosis-relevant examination of CIC formation in association with specific proteins in tumor tissue sections.

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the possibility of introducing ultrasonographic (US) examination of axillary LN in association with FNAC as a useful diagnostic tool in the presurgical management of patients with breast cancer.

Veterinarians may also be faced with the challenges of BCMs during their examination of cattle, e.g. in association with dystocia.

In 1886 Weber passed the examination for Referendar, comparable to the bar association examination in the British and American legal systems.