Each of the sites submitted to the core imaging laboratory sample images acquired from at least three volunteers for review to demonstrate the site's ability to acquire technically adequate images for interpretation before any research subject was enrolled at the site.
While screens of mobile devices are not suitable for the primary interpretation of projectional radiographs or mammography, screen resolution, luminance and pixel size of these devices are sufficient for a technically adequate display of computed tomography (CT) examinations.
Of the initial 2368 potentially eligible patients, 824 had technically adequate PA chest X-rays for the study and were included in the analysis.
The earliest available (i.e. closest to date of dialysis initiation), technically adequate chest X-ray was chosen for review.
At each study time point, the maneuvers were repeated until three technically adequate measurements were made according to ERS/ATS guidelines for acceptability and repeatability [ 20], with a maximum of eight attempts allowed.
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Only technically adequate CTC examinations were selected so as not to confound matching, by insufficient distension, for example.
The credentialing process was as follows: for each BUS application, the faculty were asked to submit 25 technically adequate ultrasound scans of which a certain number were positive studies (in the case of aorta, at least 2 3 abdominal aneurysms and for pelvic ultrasound, at least 12 intrauterine gestations).
11 MLPs participated, completing an average of 17 scans; 91% were technically adequate.
