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Most imaging studies, using both CT and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanning, find that cerebral edema is not a prominent finding in most adults with cerebral malaria but is more frequently reported in African children [ 19– 23].

McLaren said a series of medical tests and scans found that the former Ferrari driver had "no medical issue" and was "entirely healthy from neurological and cardiac perspectives alike".

After 4 11 months of substitute therapy, MRI scan found that the enlarged pituitary in these patients returned to normal size (Fig.  1e, f).

A study by Norwood et al[ 31] who followed 48 patients for 30 months after percutaneous tracheostomy using tracheal CT scans found that only 1 patient (2%) developed severe tracheal stenosis, while mild to moderate stenosis was detected in 14 (29.3%) patients.

Four months later, MRI scanning found that the masses disappeared and only normal pituitary gland left.

For example, the deep mutational scanning finds that there is strong purifying selection against stop-codon mutations and many nonsynonymous mutations, but that there is only weak selection against synonymous mutations.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanning found that there were masses in the sellar region with equal T1 and little longer T2 signal, and which could be obviously enhanced by gadolinium EDTA injection.

Researchers who peeked into the minds of man's best friend with functional magnetic resonance imaging scans found that canines associate pleasure with their owner's scent.

The fMRI scans found that crying elicited increased activity in the anterior insula and the inferior frontal gyrus--regions thought to be involved in empathy.

Despite subjects' rating the advertisements roughly equally exciting, the teens' brain scans found that, irrespective of body composition, they found the food advertisements more likely to arouse regions involved in attention, motivation, reward and pleasure.

That scan found that providers recognize the need to break down silos of care and disconnects between the community resources where a person lives and the health system in which they seek support [ 16].