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In this vein, it is of interest to note that, among proteins elevated in female controls is the amyloid precursor protein, APP, that has been shown to cause AD in families carrying a genomic duplication of the gene.
Although proximal location of emboli, septum bowing, and reflux of contrast medium into the hepatic veins may be of interest, there is insufficient evidence to recommend their clinical use.
PSI, peak signal intensity; HA-HVTT, hepatic artery to vein transmit time; PIT, peak signal intensity time; UCAs, ultrasound contrast agents; ROI, region-of interest ; MI, Mechanical index; TGC, time gain control; HAAT, hepatic artery arrival time; PVAT, portal vein arrival time; HVAT, hepatic vein arrival time The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.
The single-compartmental kinetic model is based on the Fick principle and assumes that the intravascular and extravascular spaces are a single compartment, a concept that is valid for time points prior to the moment when contrast medium appears in the draining veins of the tissue of interest.
For the quantitative analysis, the basic anatomical areas for the calculation of the perfusion parameters were recorded - aorta (the region is determined automatically with the formation of the concentration/time curves at threshold from −50 HU to +60 HU), portal vein, spleen and several areas of interest in the tumor tissues (areas are selected manually).
In this vein, it might also be of interest to explore the possibility of constructing consensus- or super-networks [ 25].
Preselected regions-of-interest (ROI) in the rabbit ear vein were exposed to pulsed focused US (1.17 MHz, 1 Hz PRF).
In the serious vein, and as a good example of interest he generates here, he writes of being offered yearbook photographs from the Mills Longitudinal Study by Ravenna Helson, the Berkeley colleague who began that study more than 40 years ago.
