Sentence examples for localised abnormalities from inspiring English sources

MIP 3D images provide an overview of lymphatic anatomy and abnormalities, while MPR images help visualise small or localised abnormalities such as connexion with normal lymphatic system.

Peripheral vision can thus be used more efficiently to localise abnormalities in the BT image volumes, in particular where lesions appear and disappear abruptly in dynamic presentations.

Our studies have confirmed and localised objective abnormalities of rCBF among FM subjects.

Recent high-profile papers have concluded that radiologists can detect but not localise abnormalities in briefly presented mammograms (Evans et al., 2013, 2016).

The data are complementary allowing CT to accurately localise functional abnormalities and SPECT or PET to highlight areas of abnormal metabolism.

This helped localise functional abnormalities and clarified equivocal situations, thus improving the accuracy and confidence of the data interpretation.

In their second experiment, they presented radiologists a set of 120 single-sided (one breast) mammograms for 500 ms and asked them to detect and then localise an abnormality.

Although radiologists have been shown to be able to detect an abnormality 'above chance' at short durations, the extent to which abnormalities can be localised at brief presentations is less clear.

Three radiologists localised the distractor as the abnormality (note a further four 'incorrect' responses are near the mass (red outline) but imprecise).

It is of interest that patients with lesions localised to this region not only show abnormalities of thermal sensation but also mechanical and cold allodynia, and frequently report burning pain [56], [57].

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.