Until now, there has been insufficient evidence to guide the surveillance examinations for early detection of HCC in the NAFLD population.
However, a number of studies have illustrated in detail the sonographic characteristics of neck lymph nodes [34, 35, 36, 37], which the reader should find useful for guiding the ultrasound examination.
Additionally, these elite universities might form a consortium---to coordinate best practices of institutional re-examination and also, importantly, guide the general population in a re-examination long overdue and now heated to the boiling point.
Visual acuity, systemic debility, etiology of infection, and ocular examination must guide the decision to intervene in such cases.
An instruction manual was provided to guide the observers through the CT examination step by step.
Some optimal strategies based on genetic algorithm (GA), such as individual validity examination, structural stability examination and system controllability examination, are adopted to guide the optimization process efficiently.
4. The referring clinician's rolechangedby imaging: The patient characteristics, clinical history and examination remain important to guide the investigative choices and are an integral part of the clinical examination.
Traditionally, intraoperative pathologic examination (IOPE) helped to guide the extent of initial surgery.
Identification of the underlying genetic cause has traditionally relied upon detailed history and examination findings which subsequently guide the investigative work-up.
Discussion In addition to clinical examinations, lung ultrasound may guide the choice of chest physiotherapy strategies (e.g., alveolar syndrome, lung consolidation) or help to determine whether the patient requires medical intervention and no chest physiotherapy (e.g., pneumothorax, severe pleural effusion).
