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Magnetic resonance diffusion tensor tractography is a powerful tool for the non-invasive depiction of the white matter architecture in the human brain.

CT has become the non-invasive diagnostic test of choice for evaluation and staging of pCCA allowing for extent of local invasion, depiction of level of biliary obstruction and review of the abdomen and pelvis for distant spread [ 13].

It's an invasive picture.

Both modalities have comparable sensitivity in depiction of invasive cancer of different sizes (1 mm to >50 mm), while the sensitivity of PEM was 100.0% for T1a invasive cancer in this small series.

One major advantage of CEUS is its non-invasive nature allowing for the depiction of various organs with high spatial and temporal resolution without the use of ionizing radiation.

The most important result from this study is that PEM and breast MRI had the same overall sensitivity for depiction of index cancerous lesions including invasive cancer and DCIS.

The moving images on the camera monitor offered, I thought, a plausible depiction of one of the drawbacks of life in the Old West — an invasive urological procedure conducted without benefit of anesthesia.

Histopathology confirmed invasive ductal carcinoma (see also Fig. 3) Open image in new window Fig. 3 Depiction of a multifocal/mulicentric cancer (same case in Fig. 2d, h).

Because of the superficial location of the globe and its cystic nature, ultrasound (US) with Doppler allows accurate depiction of a variety of pathologic conditions of the globe and orbit, and enables non-invasive and cost-effective follow-up.

In summary, we present the first non-invasive radioactive-based monitoring of gastrointestinal transit time of mouse in real time, using NanoSPECT, allowing clear depiction of differences between drug-free and loperamide-treated animals.

The depiction was uplifting.