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Although the positive predictive values for arthritis development of US abnormalities were moderate and only slightly better than for pain at physical examination, the combination of synovitis and power Doppler signal increased predictive properties.

The upregulated marker genes shared among the six cancer types may serve as a molecular tool to complement histopathologic examination, and the combination of the commonly upregulated and unique biomarkers may serve as differentiating markers for a specific cancer.

An alternative to colonoscopy for complete colonic examination is the combination of flexible sigmoidoscopy and air-contrast barium enema.

CT is also routinely performed as part of positron emission tomography (PET)/CT examinations and the combination of CT heterogeneity and PET-based molecular markers provides a great opportunity for multi-parametric imaging assessment.

Histology examination showed that the combination of chitosan and fibroblast growth factor type 2 fostered the formation of granulation tissue, capillary network, and epithelialization [ 101].

The best compromise for screening examinations of breast tissue is the combination of SC (level low) and SRI (level 1 or 2) with THI in small breasts.

The diagnostic management was defined as the combination of examinations in chronological order from the identification of SPN on CT up to the presumptive diagnosis of SPN.

Furthermore, the combination of ultrasound examination and rapid bedside NT-proBNP testing proved to be an even more reliable method for the identification of acute HF and its differentiation from COPD/asthma-related causes of acute dyspnea.

To date, despite extensive research and evaluation, the combination of physical examination, imaging with transvaginal ultrasound, and detection and monitoring of the disease using serum marker CA 125 have not resulted in acceptable sensitivity of early-stage ovarian cancer screening.

The predictive value of the combination of neurological examination and brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or cranial ultrasound (cUS) in preterm infants is not known.

The combination of gynaecological examination and 2D US could be recommended as the current standard for the evaluation of asymptomatic women; 3D US could be considered the standard for diagnosis of female genital anomalies supplemented by MRI, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy in complex ones or in diagnostic dilemmas.