Sentence examples for radiological density from inspiring English sources

The radiological expression of osteopenia is therefore that of bone tissue with a lower radiological density than normal.

The resultant tubular construct was cultured in a spinner-flask bioreactor and subsequently implanted into a subcutaneous pocket in a nude mouse for assessment of its histological characteristics, radiological density and mechanical property.

In vitro observations demonstrated that the composite construct maintained its tubular shape, and exhibited higher radiological density, compressive strength and greater extracellular matrix deposition than did the control construct.

In vivo experiments further revealed that new bone formed ectopically on the composite constructs, so that the 8-week explants of the composite sheets displayed radiological density similar to that of native bone.

Design: (1) Technical development of the following components: (a) construction of an external chest compression device, which does not interfere with CT imaging, and (b) development of a software tool to detect lung parenchyma automatically and to calculate radiological density parameters.

The most straightforward method of measuring volumetric radiological density is from computed tomography (CT).

Because radiological densities are linearly correlated with the physical densities in human tissue, the use of CT gives the opportunity to measure in vivo the volume, weight and density of the brain.

The study has shown that, at this dose of Promensil, there is no evidence of any increase in radiological breast density in women who already have increased breast density, in spite of the well-documented evidence that HRT will increase breast density and tamoxifen will reduce breast density.

In particular, we designed our study to evaluate whether experimental manipulation of individual compartments, namely the stromal cells, matrix, or epithelium, leads to altered radiological mammographic density.

11 In a retrospective analysis, a subset of patients enrolled at one center in the CORRECT trial experienced a decrease in radiological tumor density as well as cavitation of lung metastases early on during the course of treatment (8 weeks post-baseline evaluation).

Our findings suggest that women with radiological breast densities are at higher risk of disagreement compared to women with low mammographic density and, if possible, should undergo more than one pathology review.