Sentence examples for routine scans from inspiring English sources

More damaged babies were being picked up during routine scans of pregnant women.

Or they would see tiny drops in routine scans in patients with dementia, or in patients who had had a serious stroke.

Moreover, today's dogs will give way to tomorrow's high-tech contraband-scanning devices that, under the reasoning pressed in the dog cases, would free the government to conduct routine scans of people's homes or their bodies for all manner of contraband (or possibly for noncontraband, like marijuana grow lights, that are most commonly associated with illegality).

He played a key role in a 2009 study showing 4 million Americans each year get high radiation doses from routine scans, potentially boosting cancer risk.

Routine scans will especially be useful to track if a mummy's travels have any impact: After this exhibition in Sydney, Nestawedjat, Tamut, and the four other mummies are being sent to the Science Museum in Hong Kong, before moving on to other venues in the Asia-Pacific region.

All patients had HS diagnosed on routine scans.

Jack's parents knew he was different before he was born, when a routine scan couldn't determine if he was a boy or a girl.

Linda was diagnosed in 1995 after a routine scan, and despite an operation and a long and painful course of chemotherapy, her cancer was to return.

A routine scan to check the state of a longstanding aneurysm revealed the presence of a tumour on a lung, soon followed by a tumour on his neck.

But perhaps her greatest drama came in 2006 when doctors discovered a potentially life-threatening cerebral aneurysm during a routine scan.

After the trauma the couple had been through, it was the news they wanted to hear, and all seemed set fair until she went for a routine scan.