Sentence examples for radiographic methodology from inspiring English sources

GS and RMW assisted with radiographic methodology and data analysis.

One possible explanation for discrepancies between the current study and previous studies is the difference in radiographic methodologies used.

78 of the 84 patients (80 of 86 knees) described in our previous study (Zumstein et al. 2006) returned for re-examination using the same (i.e. identical) clinical and radiographic imaging methodology as used at the follow-up evaluation done at a mean of 2 years.

This paper describes a new methodology for the radiographic assessment of compressive osseointegration for the fixation of reconstruction prostheses after tumor resection.

Methodologies for imputing missing radiographic data can greatly affect assessment and reporting of mTSS progression.

Another limitation of this and other studies with a similar methodology is the fact that radiographic evaluation without clinical data does not always provide reliable information.

To report the effect of different imputation methodologies on the assessment of radiographic progression in clinical trials.

In this article, results from the multinational phase III RAPID-PsA study of certolizumab pegol (CZP) treatment in patients with PsA are presented in order to discuss the effect of different imputation methodologies on the evaluation of radiographic progression.

In conclusion, RAPID-PsA trial results demonstrate how significantly imputation methodology can influence the interpretation of radiographic outcomes in clinical trials.

All radiographs will be obtained and reviewed using a standardized methodology, vertebral morphometry [ 23], by a muscular-skeletal radiologist with expertise in the radiographic diagnosis of vertebral fractures.

Also included were papers which used the Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Arthritis Index (WOMAC) as an alternative methodology for studying the relationship between symptoms and radiographic knee OA [ 9].