This modality was chosen because previously we performed a series of experiments to test different sequences of administration of the two drugs, comparing either the use of everolimus 1, 6 or 24 h before gefitinib, or gefitinib before everolimus or their simultaneous treatment.
However, SOFs are difficult to diagnose using this imaging modality because the findings are subtle and easily overlooked in osteopenic patients [4, 14], necessitating the need for other imaging tools to confirm the diagnosis, including MRI, bone scintigraphy, or CT scan.
Conversely, almost all participants were grateful to dialysis for initially saving their lives, possibly reflecting an almost loyalty to this treatment modality because it was there when they needed it, while KT is something they need to pursue.
Use of PD as 'initial' RRT modality is probably advantageous for more patients than are utilizing this modality presently, probably because of better survival in initial 2 years.
However, assessing inflammatory lesions in cardiac sarcoidosis using this modality can be challenging because 18F-FDG accumulates in normal myocardium, namely physiological uptake [11, 12].
Currently, the European Society for Medical Oncology guidelines recommend pelvic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for the initial staging of rectal cancer because this modality is highly accurate for determining localization, clinical T and N stages, and potential circumferential resection margins [1].
The gold standard for the detection of CVS is cerebral digital subtraction angiography (DSA), because this modality measures cerebral circulation time and results in prompt intervention for CVS [ 24].
Methodologically, we used MRCP as the gold standard for depicting santorinicele because this modality is reported as highly sensitive and specific (approximately 90%100%%) in investigating pancreatic ductal anatomy [ 16, 23, 24].
With the advent of the technologically superior extracapsular cataract extraction with posterior chamber intraocular lens implantation (ECCE + IOL), there has been a lot of pressure to change this modality in developing nations because of the better visual outcome with this procedure [ 6].
