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If CAC is 0, no further imaging will be performed; if CAC score is 1 to 400, proceed to CT coronary angiography (CTCA); and if CAC score is >400, refer for invasive coronary angiography.

If the x-ray is unsuccessful, further imaging will be ordered.

There is also the concern that a normal CA125 result may now be taken as having excluded ovarian cancer and therefore further investigations or imaging will be delayed or not be undertaken until the disease is further advanced.

Dynamic range and grey-scale map settings predominantly control image contrast whilst the use of harmonic imaging will further emphasise differences in reflectivity.

Further imaging of metastatic sites will be performed after nephrectomy at 3-monthly intervals; efficacy data will be available for all patients based on evaluation of metastatic sites.

Therefore, it seems very probable that future studies on CT viability imaging will further enhance this technique and make it applicable in clinical routine, e.g. even using unenhanced CT techniques, as published recently [51].

Our ability to detect and stage pancreatic carcinoma is currently better than it has ever been, and it is very likely that continued technological advances in CT and MR imaging will further improve our diagnostic and staging capabilities.

Our data suggest that MRI use in both healthy populations and those with knee OA will detect a significant number of incidental lesions, some of which are clinically significant and will require further imaging and clinical management.

Improved knowledge of reproducibility for functional imaging will guide further development and incorporation as exploratory or secondary endpoints in multi-centre phase I/II clinical trials of cancer therapeutics in children, particularly those that have an antiangiogenic effect.

The use of different in vivo tau tracers in PET imaging will shed further light on the role of tau pathology in the time course of AD and its concurrent clinical features.

Many of these can be confidently diagnosed on computed tomography (CT), while others will require further imaging.