Sentence examples for post mortem assessment from inspiring English sources

A mouse magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) protocol and post mortem assessment were used to assess disease severity, and lipid metabolites were measured using liquid chromatography-coupled tandem mass spectrometry.

Post mortem assessment was performed on those patients who died to confirm the cause of death.

Provision of a less invasive, accurate and widely available method of post mortem assessment has been advocated [ 1] and would enable access to post mortem information for the first time for many in these communities.

Though conventional radiology to assess the chest and bones has been used for some time in post mortem examination (for example, a skeletal survey is performed on all paediatric cases referred to the coroner and in all perinatal cases), MR imaging would be well suited as a non-invasive imaging modality for post mortem assessment.

In order to ensure that the important information provided by post-mortem assessment is not lost, there has been increasing interest from the medical profession, policy makers and the public to develop less invasive methods, such as magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and minimally invasive biopsies, to provide alternatives to conventional autopsy.

However, Freudenberg noted that the rapid pace and public excitement caused by the duumvirate's actions caused the Opposition to be wary of giving Labor too easy a time, and gave rise to one post-mortem assessment of the Whitlam government: "We did too much too soon".

Post-mortem assessment in CBS cases with preserved SNc neuronal density could also unravel the pathological underpinnings of extrapyramidal symptoms.

Post-mortem assessment revealed the presence of a demyelinative lesion within the central pons [ 3].

The micro-CT data) allowed post-mortem assessment of the bone morphological changes as a result of the established osteomyelitis, confirming the X-ray data.

I expect most of the answers to come from further detailed assessment of patients and subsequent detailed post-mortem assessment of their brains.

The only consistent and currently accepted method for confirming AD is with post-mortem assessment of the neuropathological lesions neurofibrillary tangles (NFT) and senile plaques (SP) [ 11- 14].