For instance, computerised tomography (CT) scan has high diagnostic sensitivity for a series of intraabdominal pathologies, but requires patient transfer to the radiology room [ 4].
Marcus et al [ 13**] reported the first large series of the pathology of BRCA1-related tumours.
The term MTM was first used in 2004 to describe a series of posterior pole pathologies in cases of high myopia, such as macular retinoschisis, shallow retinal detachment without retinal holes, lamellar macular holes, and macular holes, with or without retinal detachment.
In surgical series of TLE, the pathology is often hippocampal sclerosis (HS) comprising neuronal loss and gliosis and marked by atrophy and signal change on magnetic resonance imaging (Van Paesschen, 2004).
The other entities in this group, MST, AGD and DNTC are rare when compared to PiD, PSP and CBD with only a handful of case reports or small case series of each of these pathologies being associated with FTD, PSPS or CBS [ 7, 26, 44, 45, 53, 71, 73, 93].
MRI has been widely used in a series of realms, such as pathology, physiology, and pharmacology.
Similarly, the incidence of metastatic disease at presentation was low (1/7) in our study, which is similar to that reported in the largest pathology series of esophageal GISTs (18%, 3/17).
The College of American Pathologists convened a consensus conference in 2002 to address diagnostic testing for thrombophilia, with findings published in series of articles in a pathology journal[ 3] as well as on the CAP website[ 4].
The largest reported series of BIBD with FUS pathology included a total of 8 cases with an average age of onset of 46 years (ranging from 29 to 57) and an average age of death of 53 years (ranging from 39 to 68) [ 11, 14].
A vast body of in vivo and in vitro studies has demonstrated that they reduce the damage induced by environmental stress and ameliorate an impressive series of clinically relevant oxidation-related pathologies.
