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ND-GBM patients with surgery, who had no imaging of tumor progression after a standard treatment with concurrent temozolomide (TMZ) and radiation therapy, were eligible for vaccine therapy, and recurrent GBM patients with a gross total resection were also eligible.

There was no imaging of alcoholics during performance in the incentive conflict task, so we cannot be certain whether their impaired performance was accompanied by failure to activate appropriate brain regions or whether performance was impaired despite their activation.

Optical coherence tomography-based no-contact imaging of brain tissue during neurosurgical procedures is challenged by the fact that after the opening of the dura the target volume follows the respiratory and arterial cycle, resulting in movements of several millimeters in amplitude.

Two of the four patients with a first flare of gouty arthritis but no imaging findings of MSU deposition in the index joint had green pixilation in other areas.

Though no imaging features of invasion were identified, a mass was palpable in the region of the mammographic abnormality in 137 cases (5.4%).

Two observers agreed perfectly that there was no imaging change of the femoral condyle cartilage (FCC) in the acquired T1ρ original and T2-weighted images of the 32 rabbits, in addition, there was no difference in images analysis between the first and the second interpretation by the same observer.

Study design: Candidates were women with American Society of Anesthesiologists class III or IV grade 1 endometrioid cancer and no imaging evidence of myometrial invasion.

A diagnosis of TIA was given to patients in whom deficits lasted less than 24 h, and there was no imaging evidence of infarction.

Surgeons have previously reported cases of perforation of Meckel's diverticulum by foreign bodies such as a chicken bone or a toothpick [30, 31], but, as far as we know, there is no imaging documentation of this rare complication.

Hand OA could only be diagnosed based on clinical criteria since no imaging data of the hands were available.

Patients should have no imaging evidence of nodal involvement and currently, only nodal size is used as the exclusion criteria for nodal disease but the role of superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) imaging agents for evaluating the lymph nodes remains to be determined.