Sentence examples for high-resolution visualisation from inspiring English sources
Multiplanar CT reformations (Figs. 2 and 3) provide high-resolution visualisation of biliary endoprostheses, whether of plastic or metallic reticular "mesh" material, and of their anatomical relationships.
In our experience, WE-MDCT is a rapid, easy-to-perform and well-tolerated technique that provides multiplanar high-resolution visualisation of the operated large bowel, with the drawback of ionising radiation.
A comparative and critical assessment of existing methodologies for PTM/RTI dome acquisition for the high-resolution visualisation of the coin surfaces showed that currently the quality of the results is dependent on the capabilities of the operator in combination with hardware and software parameters.
Simultaneously, ground-breaking innovations in diagnostic technologies, such as optical coherence tomography, allows unprecedented high-resolution visualisation of disease morphology and provides a promising horizon for early disease detection and efficient therapeutic follow-up.
Water enema multidetector CT provides high-resolution multiplanar visualisation of the colonic wall.
Water enema multidetector computed tomography (WE-MDCT) is currently considered the most accurate imaging modality to provide high-resolution multiplanar visualisation of the colonic wall and surrounding structures.
Multidetector computed tomography (CT) is a tomographic radiographic imaging method offering isotropic high-resolution and three-dimensional visualisation of calcified tissue.
Although modern high-resolution MR images allow visualisation of lymph nodes as small as 2 mm, reliable differentiation of malignant from benign nodes is not possible in very small nodes.
An interactive visualisation of high-resolution hyperspectral data from the Russian icon has been developed and can be viewed online [32].
No staining agents were necessary to achieve high-resolution, high-contrast images, which permitted visualisations of both calcified and soft tissue.
The introduction of high-resolution fiberoptic endoscopes in the late 1980s enabled adequate visualisation of the nasal cavities, and permitted minimally invasive surgery, under local anaesthesia, avoiding visible facial scarring[ 5, 6].
