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Dwelling into CRP mechanism of action may lead to the design of new diagnostic modalities that will add to the predictive value of CRP in identifying those patients at high cardiovascular risk.

The use of IVUS has increased over the years and is currently in the process of being incorporated into several modalities that will offer more in the way of real-time information in both the aortic arena and the treatment of increasingly complex peripheral vascular disease.

It is our belief that the current study findings will pave the way for further research or discoveries, including nutraceuticals or pharmacological treatment modalities that will be enable the restoration of LG function.

Identifying factors that contribute to the development of organ dysfunction in sepsis will lead to the development of new treatment modalities that will reduce mortality.

Before deciding the exact treatment modalities that will be applied to each patient, it is essential to identify the primary source of the metastatic disease [ 44].

15 Given this current situation, novel treatment modalities that will render less morbidity and mortality and longer duration of response are needed.

Different procedures will be required depending on the imaging modality that will be used, the tissue/organs to be imaged and the in vivo experimental protocol required (e.g. fasting, artery/vein cannulation, ECG probes, tracheal intubation).

It concentrates in particular on systems that use image and video processing for converting visual data into an alternate rendering modality that will be appropriate for a blind user.

That is why it is so important to understand patients' wishes and to orientate them to the treatment modality that will give the most satisfying results whereas knowing all available treatment techniques.

Its initial use in a limited number of malignancies is now being expanded and it may become the standard and possibly the single imaging modality that will be used to detect, stage cancer and monitor its response to therapy.

In 2005, to continue cooperation with UNICEF, a UNICEF National Advisory Committee, comprising representatives from the Government agencies and NGOs, will review and recommend an alternative modality that will be implemented in a systematic and transparent manner, optimising available resources, after the completion of the current country program at the end of 2007.