Sentence examples for poor visualisation from inspiring English sources

A digital equalisation technique was designed and developed in order to deal with the problem of poor visualisation of these regions.

Additional drawbacks of MRI are the relatively decreased sensitivity in the assessment of small vessels and poor visualisation of vascular calcifications, as well as the limited anatomical range that can be scanned as opposed to CT.

Paediatric-specific issues for the radiologist to be aware of include: tibial spine avulsion instead of ACL rupture; a thin but intact ACL; normal poor visualisation of posterolateral corner structures; differentiation between incompletely closed physis and impaction fracture.

Scans with poor visualisation of the pelvis or where the procedure was abandoned due to discomfort were classified as 'inconclusive' and these women were excluded from the analysis.

It has been reported in the literature that in late pregnancy there is a possibility of poor visualisation of fetal vessels in the ultrasound that may prevent a confirmation of VP [ 14, 22].

As reported in cows [ 8], the short-axis views were technically challenging due to difficulties in obtaining symmetrical images and poor visualisation due to the hyperechogenicity of the pleural surface.

Some centres prefer the laparoscopic approach where there is poor tumour visualisation transcutaneously.

Difficult intubation commonly arises because of poor glottic visualisation during laryngoscopy or high grade laryngeal view with inability to see the vocal cords.

Since poor glottic visualisation is encountered between 1-9% of intubation attempts [ 1, 2], in recent years the technique of videolaryngoscopy has begun to play an important role in the management of patients with an unanticipated difficult or failed laryngoscopic intubation [ 3].

Enthusiasm for the potential quick recovery, better cosmetic results and decreased blood loss; concern focussing on the potential for more complications related to poorer operative visualisation and the learning curve for new methods [1].

Grade 3 (marked) is represented by a marked increase in fine echoes with poor or no visualisation of the intrahepatic vessel borders, diaphragm and posterior portion of the right lobe of the liver [15].