Additional diagnostic tests may be used including nitrazine pH, ultrasound examination of the volume of fluid in the uterus and the fern test (crystallisation of amniotic fluid on a microscope slide).
Fig. 2 Radiographic examination of the volume of the bone graft (BV): Calculation of area on the frontal plane prior to and immediately after surgery using polygon tool.
During the examination, the volume loss of the screw, tunnel enlargement, presence of osteolysis, fluid lines, edema and postoperative screw replacement by bone tissue were evaluated.
The examination revealed that the volume of the specimen's head and braincase were similar to those of other australopiths that is, smaller than those of genus Homo.
There also is the need to determine how many non-radiologists are needed, and the volume of examinations they would be expected to interpret.
CBCT examination can be used to determine the volume of bone needed for grafting and the adequacy of the bone fill after surgery (Fig. 12).
Nevertheless, quantifying the volume of EVLW from clinical examination and chest X-ray is much more complex, because of interobserver variability and the lack of sensitivity of this approach [13, 14].
Nevertheless, quantifying the volume of EVLW from clinical examination and chest X-ray is much more complex, because of interobserver variability and the lack of sensitivity of this approach [ 13, 14].
These grade shifts on final pathological assessments may be partly explained by the volume of tissue available for examination, and in fact have been shown to be less frequent when preoperative sampling is done by D&C as compared with office aspiration biopsy (Leitao et al, 2009).
After an examination comprising all 17 volumes was loaded, the volume with the highest vascular contrast defined as the examination's maximum attenuation value in the descending aorta, was determined as the volume of reference for manual rigid volume registration.
