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For SNRAA, a VOI with a diameter of 15 mm was positioned in the centre of the aortic arch.
For SNRliver, a spherical volume of interest (VOI) with a diameter of 50 mm was positioned in the centre of the right lobe of the liver, avoiding the major blood vessels and any lesions.
The cranial window (17 mm×12 mm) was positioned approximately from P5 to A12, spanning the midline.
In brief, a cursor representing the region of interest (10 mm) was positioned 1 cm in front of the beginning before the carotid bulb.
While the rough/smooth border was located in an epicrestal position at CAM+ implants, a machined neck part of 1.2 mm was positioned subcrestally in the CAM group.
Epigastric vessels were ligated, and an ultrasonic flow probe (Transonic Systems, VB series 0.5 mm) was positioned around the femoral artery of the right leg just distal to the rectus abdominis muscle.
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Jet exit diameters of 3.5, 9.5 and 21 mm are positioned at jet exit-to-surface distances of 2 5 diameters.
The typical measurement region of interest (ROI) with an axial dimension of 9.02 mm is positioned at a fixed distance from landmarks at the distal end of the radius or tibia, but little is known about the variation of bone architecture in the vicinity of this region and related sensitivity to measurement location.
Four axial slices (slice thickness 5 mm, gap 5 mm) were positioned in the upper left calf at maximum diameter.
Mice bearing HT29 xenografts (volume of 250 300 mm) were positioned with their tumour within a 2-cm diameter C transmit/receive surface coil at the isocentre of the scanner.
Depending on the size, 2 6 needle electrodes (NanoKnife, AngioDynamics, Latham, NY) with an active working length of 20 mm are positioned in the outer border or just adjacent to the tumor under IOUS or CT guidance, aiming at an inter-electrode distance of 20 mm (±2 mm).
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