Sentence examples for supplementary imaging from inspiring English sources

Diffusion-weighted MRI (DWI) is increasingly considered a helpful supplementary imaging tool for differentiation of orbital masses.

Supplementary imaging should be performed if LUS findings are suggestive/diagnostic of pulmonary embolism.

Keeping pace with these improvements will require increasingly sophisticated countermeasures, perhaps including consciousness raising, personnel development and supplementary imaging methods.

Whether supplementary imaging should be performed if LUS findings are normal or non-diagnostic depends on whether pulmonary embolism is clinically suspected.

Hence, despite the well-established diagnostic accuracy of LUS for the diagnosis of pneumothorax, no evidence-based guidelines have been established on how to use LUS for the quantification of pneumothorax and the role of concurrent supplementary imaging such as plain chest X-ray or CT.

It is the authors' opinion that in a critically ill patient showing clinical signs of pneumothorax, with LUS findings consistent with this diagnosis, one should perform acute chest tube insertion in order to provide acute treatment of the patient and not await supplementary imaging.

Contrast-enhanced MRI with Gd-BOPTA or ferumoxides and US with BR1 can be used for supplementary liver imaging.

A second sequence (dual T2 images) was collected to measure intracranial volume to correct for interindividual head size differences (see Supplementary Information for imaging sequence details).

Hyperpolarization (relative to surrounding tissue) by GlyRF99A + 70 mM Cl− was detected using CC2-DMPE (a Vmem-sensitive dye) imaging (supplementary material Fig. S2) as previously described (Blackiston et al., 2011; Adams and Levin, 2012c; Adams and Levin, 2012b).

The prostate (purple) and dominant intraprostatic lesion (light blue) are not readily visible without supplementary functional imaging.

Regionally, supplementary diagnostic imaging (computed tomography scanning) and specialty surgical, obstetric, cardiology, and neurosurgical consultation was available via ambulance transfer but required several hours transfer time over rough terrain.