These approaches often use moving parts and/or more intensive image processing, which in turn increase the system complexity and lower the imaging speed.
More intensive hyperspectral imaging analysis of such phantoms has been presented elsewhere, comparing the Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) and spatial LASSO [ 16].
A more intensive clinical and imaging approach should be used if the same early detection rate as in non-neurofibromatosis 1 women is to be achieved.
The problems presented by interpreting mammograms from NF1 patients highlight a need for more intensive non-mammographic breast imaging studies in patients with high numbers of neurofibromas.
They concluded that regular physical examinations and annual mammography were as effective as more intensive approaches, based on laboratory and imaging tests in terms of timelessness of recurrence detection and overall survival and quality of life [ 3- 5].
For patients diagnosed with persisting CAA after the acute phase, both guidelines advise a more intensive and prolonged follow-up with additional imaging modalities.
The increasing number of patients being referred to radiology, and ongoing developments in imaging technology, will only make the amount of data to analyze larger and the data analysis more intensive.
To further validate our interesting results, additional studies including the following are required: larger sample size; longer duration of study; more intensive PRT protocol involving more muscle groups; and more accurate documentation of SCAT, IAAT, and total abdominal fat measured by computed tomography/magnetic resonance imaging scan, as has been done in our previous study (23).
How do we integrate clinical information with advanced high resolution imaging of the heart to predict how cardiac patients will recuperate, and identify those who need more intensive therapy?
"It's much more intensive.
