Sentence examples for imaging technical from inspiring English sources

It is now generally accepted that the outcome of total joint replacement should be assessed not only on the basis of imaging, technical results, and objective functional/physiological findings, but also in relation to the patient's perception of the benefit gained, as regards domains of importance to them in their everyday life [ 1, 2].

In Ra-223 imaging, technical elaboration is more important in SPECT than in planar scintigraphy due to the limited number of signals to visualise bone accumulation.

The focus will be put on state-of-the-art imaging, technical developments, methodological and legal requisites concerning radiation protection and licensing, speciality-specific limitations and crossing specialty borders, definition of technical and quality standards, and finally to the issue of awareness of IGT within the medical and public community.

The published guidance for industry from the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) specifies that the FDA "anticipate periodic on-site inspection by the trial's imaging-specific monitors to assess the imaging technical compliance of each clinical site or a subset of all the sites" [25].

5 6 7 In non-invasive coronary imaging, technical innovations such as dual source 8 and 320 row computed tomography (CT) 9 have improved spatial and temporal resolution while reducing radiation.

For the chronic treatment study, initially 40 animals were inoculated with 1.25 million A498 cells, and once the tumor volume reached around 80 mm at day 23 post inoculation, 20 animals were selected for the study, and then randomly divided into two groups with equal tumor volumes (n = 10/group, one animal per group was later excluded from imaging for technical reasons).

The challenges of European breast imaging practices were categorized under three dimensions of breast imaging quality: a) technical performance, b) quality of practices, and c) patient-centred viewpoints.

IGT research can be broadly divided into two categories, target specific research (e.g. the type of tumour or vascular lesion by imaging biomarkers) and technical research (e.g. evaluation of a new device or procedure).

Capabilities that have been demonstrated include enhanced sensitivity and resolution, immunity to imaging artefacts and technical noise, and characterization of the biological response to light at the single-photon level.

In three out of 56 patients, poor imaging quality or technical issues hampered the implantation of a dual-lumen catheter and a femoral approach had to be made.

To characterize recent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technical development and innovation based on data regarding MRI-related patents awarded in 2016.