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1  the evaluation of areas of shadowing on the sonogram.
2 ntially larger on the elastogram than on the sonogram.
3 with different acquisition times of the SWUE sonogram.
4 d 37 of the positive and all of the negative sonograms.
5  (0.05 mL/kg) and of a placebo with baseline sonograms.
6 graphic (CT) scans was compared with that on sonograms.
7 bladder was seen on 477 of 578 (82.5%) fetal sonograms.
8 nd were hypoechoic with irregular margins on sonograms.
9               Of 65 children with a negative sonogram, 19 (29%) had reflux at VCUG; 46 (71%) did not.
10 as replaced by iterative reconstruction with sonogram-affirmed iterative reconstruction.
11 m should undergo postnatal evaluation with a sonogram after birth and at 4-6 weeks of age.
12 early pregnancy should prompt a transvaginal sonogram and quantitative serum hCG testing.
13 The authors retrospectively reviewed cranial sonograms and intensive care unit data for 53 neonates t
14                                              Sonograms and MR images showed multiple, wEll-defined cy
15                             Serial abdominal sonograms and urinary vanillylmandelic acid and homovani
16 es (169 computed tomographic [CT] scans, 155 sonograms, and 109 cholangiograms) of 189 patients with
17  were visible on 16 of 18 CT scans, 15 of 19 sonograms, and 14 of 17 cholangiograms.
18  as the retrospective use of the mammograms, sonograms, and clinical data with waiver of consent.
19 ncers that appeared as areas of shadowing on sonograms appeared as discrete masses on elastograms.
20 rmalities in infants with a normal postnatal sonogram at 4-6 weeks of age.
21           In 14 patients with early and late sonograms available for review, mean mound volume in lat
22 d t tests in 14 patients with early and late sonograms available for review.
23                                              Sonograms demonstrated discrete masses in all but one pa
24                        Because power Doppler sonograms did not depict increased flow in most patients
25 ten have vesicoureteral reflux, but a normal sonogram does not reliably exclude the condition even in
26 ptic arthritis, normal flow on power Doppler sonograms does not allow exclusion of septic arthritis a
27                   Qualitative changes on the sonogram enabled prediction of subsequent thrombosis.
28                                       On the sonograms, five masses were within the epididymis, and s
29 ion can be safely limited when the postnatal sonogram is normal at 6 weeks of age.
30 seed, and twinkle marker on postlocalization sonograms, mammograms, specimen radiographs, and gross p
31                                     Positive sonograms (n = 160) in 155 symptomatic patients were rev
32   Investigators and blinded readers compared sonograms obtained after intravenous administration of p
33                                              Sonograms obtained at mean intervals of 1.4 and 12 month
34                           The mammograms and sonograms obtained before surgery showed a decrease in t
35                                              Sonograms obtained during the 2nd and 3rd trimesters wer
36                                   Testicular sonograms obtained in 528 men were retrospectively revie
37 spective review was performed of 251 Doppler sonograms obtained in 79 patients who underwent TIPS pla
38                                              Sonograms of 19 patients with palpable testicular masses
39   Two sonologists independently reviewed the sonograms of 252 adnexal masses in 226 women and recorde
40                                              Sonograms of axillary nodes were available in three case
41       Children with abnormal screening renal sonograms often have vesicoureteral reflux, but a normal
42 informed consent; and diagnosis of cIAI with sonogram or radiographic imaging or visual confirmation.
43 ffected individuals were identified by renal sonogram or renal histopathology.
44  Lesion margins on mammograms (P = .028) and sonograms (P = .023), calcifications on mammograms (P =
45 ositive pregnancy test results), a follow-up sonogram should be obtained unless contraindicated clini
46  All infants with abnormalities on antenatal sonogram should undergo postnatal evaluation with a sono
47     In four six masses, 1-26-month follow-up sonograms showed evolution of the US appearance.
48                   Qualitative changes on the sonogram (the syndrome of impending thrombosis) enable p
49             Five of 70 children had abnormal sonograms; two (40%) of the five had reflux at VCUG.
50 alies or markers noted on a complete genetic sonogram) was associated in our high-risk population wit
51             The elastogram and corresponding sonogram were evaluated by a single observer for lesion
52                                              Sonograms were analyzed for chondrocyte mound contour an
53                         Early cystograms and sonograms were available for 25 of 32 patients (45 of 56
54                          Late cystograms and sonograms were available in 18 of 22 patients (30 of 38
55                               In part B, the sonograms were blindly and retrospectively evaluated wit
56                     Appearances of masses on sonograms were correlated with pathologic diagnoses.
57                                              Sonograms were evaluated for (a) the presence of a spect
58                               A total of 398 sonograms were obtained in 392 patients.
59                    Dietary recalls and fetal sonograms were performed up to 3 times across gestation,
60 n the 61 patients with surgical correlation, sonograms were positive in 39 and did not show intraarti
61                               Mammograms and sonograms were reviewed by two mammographers using the B
62 ist-interpreted features from mammograms and sonograms were used as input features for linear discrim
63 ure, a shorter acquisition time for the SWUE sonogram, while measuring the mean elastic modulus regar