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Thus fibrocytes represent one of a number of cell types that can differentiate from monocytes, including macrophages, osteoclasts and dendritic cells [13].
Our previous study revealed that ultrasound analysis can predict the microstructure of regenerated cartilage, and in particular, that this method can differentiate hyaline cartilage from fibrocartilage [ 22, 23].
This glucose analogue can differentiate malignant from normal cells based on increased accumulation in malignant cells due in part to the enhanced glycolysis; thus both the primary tumour and distant metastases can be identified.
Imaging can assist in the diagnosis of this condition and can differentiate it from an alternative diagnosis such as valgus elbow instability and complicated lateral epicondylitis which may have a similar clinical presentation [ 4].
This glucose analogue can differentiate malignant from normal cells based on the increased accumulation in malignant cells partly as a result of the enhanced glycolysis; thus both the the primary tumour and distant metastases can be identified.[ 10] Both adenocarcinoma and squamous carcinoma of the oesophagus demonstrate increased FDG uptake.
Fibrocytes can differentiate in vitro from either peripheral blood mononuclear cells or purified CD14+ monocytes.
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This score can differentiate patients who would benefit from early antifungal treatment from those for whom invasive candidiasis is highly improbable.
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