Work in progress focuses on further validation studies and the prioritization of small recurrent deletions with the most support for experimental wet-lab validation in Dr Morrow's Laboratory.
However, the postsurgical and postradiation changes seen on conventional imaging make the diagnosis of small recurrent lesions difficult.
The first clinical results using a Ga-labelled small molecule targeting PSMA [ 35, 43, 45] suggest a high potential for the detection of small recurrent PCa lesions in patients presenting with low PSA values.
Three months later, the patient developed small recurrent tumor in left lateral segment of left lobe of liver and underwent radiofrequency ablation and 6 cycles of transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (TACE) thereafter.
Zhang Jue's massive rebellion across eight provinces was annihilated by Han forces within a year, however the following decades saw much smaller recurrent uprisings.
From our experience in Kabul with the German Medical Service (GMS), the CO2 laser seems to be especially helpful to treat multiple small recurrent CL lesions in the face.
Small recurrent fires reduce the risk of occasional large fires, which have recently occurred in areas where fire suppression strategies are enforced.
When the scenes were still, Drosophila generated small recurrent body saccades between left and right (Fig. 2A, stars; see also Figs. S2, S3, S4, S5, S6), similar to exploratory behavior [26].
Comparisons of power, while controlling for false-positive rates, show that the DELISHUS algorithm excels at inferring small recurrent deletions.
A major issue with regard to disaster risk in Brunei is the total lack of reporting of relatively small recurrent hazard episodes, particularly annual floods and landslides, to international disaster databases.
