Sentence examples for mapping of tumour from inspiring English sources

The MRI protocol allowed quantitative mapping of tumour blood flow at spatial resolution of 250 × 250 μm.

This paper focuses on the more commonly encountered primary orbital malignancies and the mapping of tumour spread into the orbits.

F-fluorodeoxyglucose, a glucose analogue that allows mapping of tumour glucose use is widely used both in routine clinical practice and clinical trials.

The mapping of tumour cells to specific areas of bone is technically challenging and it remains to be established how other elements influencing tumour cell homing to bone are modified by ZOL, including those of the vascular niche.

This will enable a concrete mapping of tumour heterogeneity with FISH comparable to immunohistochemistry. Beyond theranostic aspects, the role of ERBB2 as a prognostic marker is still under debate (Bang et al, 2010).

A T1 map of tumour was prepared by the imaging of the inversion-recovery method to quantitate tumour Gd concentrations.

Finally, the parametric maps of tumour blood flow (TBF), tumour extracellular volume (TEV) and mean transit time (MTT) were generated.

This may permit dose painting with higher doses aimed at these detailed maps of tumour cells using intensity modulated radiotherapy treatment (IMRT).

All data were fitted on a pixel-by-pixel basis using in-house software (ImageView), which provided maps of tumour spatial heterogeneity.

For this reason, there has been interest in developing metrics such as box dimension that quantify the spatial heterogeneity present within parametric imaging maps of tumours (Goh et al, 2009).

The importance of accurate mapping of the tumour before determining therapy has always been recognized by the Collaborative TNM System of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) and the International Union for Cancer Control UICCC).