Sentence examples for score of bone from inspiring English sources

The third patient with AS (no. 3) with bone marrow edema detected by MRI had 30% interstitial bone marrow edema and the highest score of bone marrow infiltation in the histopathological assessment.

Z-score of Bone mineral density measured at the lower half of the left radius in patients with Graves' disease (-1.7 ± 0.5) was not significantly different from those with toxic multinodular goiter (-1.6 ± 0.6) (table 3).

The scoring of bone tissue preservation revealed values between 75 and 100% of maximum values (between 32 and 40 of 40 maximal points, average 81.9%).

By comparing the development in scores for bone erosion and bone formation, respectively, a significant difference over time was observed with the greatest development in scores of bone formation (P = 0.0186 vs. P <0.0001).

Furthermore, semiquantitative scores of bone erosions according to the OMERACT scoring system were closely correlated with both CT and MRI volumes, both for individual joint regions and for the wrist joint as a whole, supporting that the OMERACT erosion score reflects the extent of erosive joint damage.

As the same Døhn et al. [ 49] and Bird et al. [ 50], we found that the volume measurements of erosions by CT was highly reproducible and closely correlated with the semiquantitative scores of bone erosions according to OMERACT RAMRIS system score.

Additional analyses were also carried out using the MEM for the nine items in the FKSI-DRS, and the results showed that, compared with the IFN-α group, patients on sunitinib demonstrated significantly milder symptoms (higher LSM scores) of bone pain, fatigue, and fevers (Table 8).

Each quadrant was assessed and scored for the presence (scored 1) or absence (scored 0) of bone marrow edema.

Each DVU was divided into 4 quadrants, with each quadrant assessed for the presence (scored 1) or absence (scored 0) of bone marrow edema.

Bone erosion (mean score of 3.1+/−1.3) and bone formation (2.2+/−1.1), was observed in 9/10 joints.

MRI bone erosions were scored according to the OMERACT RAMRIS; that is, all wrist bones were assigned a score by the percentage of bone volume involved (score 0 10, by 10% volume increments) [ 15, 25], leading to a total erosion score for one wrist ranging from 0 to 150.