Sentence examples for imaging standard from inspiring English sources

The magnetic resonance image (MR) is the imaging standard of reference because it is non-invasive, does not involve ionising radiation, has multiplanar capability, allows excellent soft-tissue characterisation and permits a greater field of interrogation than ultrasound (US) (2D and 3D) [4, 5, 6].

However, other authors [7] believe that US (3D) could replace MR as the new gold imaging standard in diagnosing Müllerian anomalies.

So, we can easily get a conclusion that the BP algorithm is too slow for imaging, the quadratic method cannot reach our imaging standard, and the higher-order method needs a little more time compared with the proposed method (though we can optimize the procedure in the practical use as mentioned before) without any improvement for the imaging.

The study purpose was to define the distribution of air using the reference imaging standard computed tomography (CT), to see if pleural insufflation of air into a live anaesthetized pig truly imitates a PTX in an injured patient.

The purpose was to describe the PTX topography in these models using the reference imaging standard CT, to see if pleural insufflation of air into a live anesthetized pig truly imitates a PTX in an injured patient.

Each scan was performed twice: first with a standard protocol for thoracic imaging (standard scan), and then with dedicated software able to synchronize the reconstructed image with the cardiac phase (electrocardiogram (ECG) gated scan) [ 19].

The validity of the results is limited by the variability of the imaging standards in breast screening and mammography in the countries where the selected studies of our review had been performed.

To describe the imaging standards, grading protocol and baseline characteristics of polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (PCV) from the EVEREST study.

Despite the technical issues related to perfusion imaging, many papers document that CMR first-pass perfusion has comparable diagnostic accuracy to the alternative myocardial perfusion imaging standards.

Comparison with other imaging modalities (such as MRI imaging T1 weighted GD) will be necessary for defining further advantages or limitations of this technique when compared with other imaging standards in actual practice.

In this paper, we have described the ICGA imaging standards, grading methods and diagnostic criteria used in the EVEREST Study, 10 the first multicentre randomised controlled trial of PCV treatment.