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1                             Development of a diagnostic modality.
2  definitions and the lack of a gold-standard diagnostic modality.
3      MRI is being evaluated as an additional diagnostic modality.
4 cannot be detected directly with any current diagnostic modality.
5 E cannot be determined based only on current diagnostic modalities.
6 ectiveness advantage of NP-59 over the other diagnostic modalities.
7 either alone or in combination with standard diagnostic modalities.
8  prompted us to use this approach over other diagnostic modalities.
9 ic variability, emphasizing the need for new diagnostic modalities.
10 ve emerged as practical, rapid and sensitive diagnostic modalities.
11 ic data, clinical and experimental data, and diagnostic modalities.
12  clinical challenge with currently available diagnostic modalities.
13 to be increasing, which may reflect improved diagnostic modalities.
14 asis of pheochromocytoma have introduced new diagnostic modalities.
15 njured child may require the use of multiple diagnostic modalities.
16 ening criteria nor studies comparing optimal diagnostic modalities.
17                                          New diagnostic modalities, advances in neoadjuvant therapies
18                                    These new diagnostic modalities allow for identification of plaque
19 ia provides guidance on the role of emerging diagnostic modalities and advances in the genetics of AR
20                         With advent of newer diagnostic modalities and an improved understanding of t
21 ty Medical Center was undertaken to evaluate diagnostic modalities and assess clinical outcomes in tr
22 icant temporal and regional variation in the diagnostic modalities and management used for pediatric
23  would be translated into the development of diagnostic modalities and new treatments.
24 lammation in atherogenesis and suggested new diagnostic modalities and novel therapeutic targets.
25 tion tonometry inaccurate, the advent of new diagnostic modalities and recommendations to accurately
26 e primary care physician, but there are many diagnostic modalities and strategies available.
27 raise possibilities for development of novel diagnostic modalities and targeted immunotherapies for O
28                           Numerous competing diagnostic modalities and the lack of data about therape
29  thoroughly explore contributory mechanisms, diagnostic modalities and therapeutic approaches to its
30                                              Diagnostic modalities and therapeutic interventions will
31 myocardial bridging and describes prevailing diagnostic modalities and therapeutic options for this c
32 though there have been important advances in diagnostic modalities and therapeutic strategies for con
33                   Remarkable new advances in diagnostic modalities and therapy for adults with inflam
34 clinical background and the current state of diagnostic modalities and treatment of cardiac sarcoidos
35 lity whose prognosis has improved with newer diagnostic modalities and treatments; however, we contin
36 ent literature on the clinical presentation, diagnostic modalities and trends in the management of Su
37 r cells suggests new therapeutic approaches, diagnostic modalities, and biomarkers.
38 ant advances in screening high-risk smokers, diagnostic modalities, and chemopreventive approaches.
39                       There are no effective diagnostic modalities, and many clinical conditions appe
40 on brain tumor in adults, and while improved diagnostic modalities are available, these tumors remain
41                                          New diagnostic modalities are often judged relative to accep
42                                Treatment and diagnostic modalities associated to this condition are c
43                                          New diagnostic modalities based on muscle biopsy and DNA ana
44 important not only in the development of new diagnostic modalities but also in understanding how the
45 nance cholangiography (MRC) is a noninvasive diagnostic modality capable of producing high-quality im
46                    Imaging with conventional diagnostic modalities (CDM) was also performed, and find
47 djunctive minimally invasive and noninvasive diagnostic modalities, continue to refine and enhance th
48 etic resonance imaging (MRI) is an important diagnostic modality currently unavailable for millions o
49             In using the various imaging and diagnostic modalities described in this review, one shou
50 myocardial viability testing is an important diagnostic modality due to widespread availability and r
51  In this review, we explore various clinical diagnostic modalities, echocardiographic parameters for
52 ication to refractive procedures, but as new diagnostic modalities emerge, our ability to diagnose an
53 proved its potential as a noninvasive 1-stop diagnostic modality enabling us to correctly detect occu
54 ge fluid with oil red O staining is a useful diagnostic modality, especially when imaging studies are
55                                          New diagnostic modalities for malaria must have high sensiti
56 and the development of novel therapeutic and diagnostic modalities for neurological interventions.
57 This article reviews traditional and current diagnostic modalities for VHF.
58 graphy angiography are the primary objective diagnostic modalities for VTE.
59  Ultrasonic biomicroscopy is a potential new diagnostic modality for ACG, allowing the measurement of
60 -dimensional echocardiography is the primary diagnostic modality for cardiac masses.
61  stool samples is a rapid and cost-effective diagnostic modality for children that should facilitate
62                    DSCT is a highly accurate diagnostic modality for congenital heart diseases, obvia
63   Transvaginal sonography is the single best diagnostic modality for evaluating women with suspected
64 ew decades, conventional radiography was the diagnostic modality for evaluation of head and neck dise
65 n primary diagnosis and as an interventional diagnostic modality for guided aspiration is highlighted
66 chniques are now recommended as a first-line diagnostic modality for mediastinal staging.
67 ver, useful strategies for implementing this diagnostic modality for patient evaluation before LC hav
68 jury limits the value of FAST as a screening diagnostic modality for patients who sustain blunt abdom
69 vo and in vitro and may provide a successful diagnostic modality for the detection of tumor ischemia.
70                     US should be the initial diagnostic modality for the evaluation of patients with
71                     BAL may be the preferred diagnostic modality for the evaluation of potentially in
72 e aspiration cytology (FNAC) is the standard diagnostic modality for thyroid nodules.
73 asing use of magnetic resonance imaging as a diagnostic modality has led to increased demand for seda
74                       These newly discovered diagnostic modalities have been more encouraging than th
75                      More recently ancillary diagnostic modalities have been used to help make the di
76                                      Further diagnostic modalities have limited utility.
77                                      Various diagnostic modalities hold promise for the early and pre
78 iority of radioimmunoscintigraphy over other diagnostic modalities in the detection of both primary a
79  stratification and in testing low-radiation diagnostic modalities in the pediatric trauma population
80                         MIBB was the initial diagnostic modality in 62.4% of cases.
81 tients and guiding the choice of noninvasive diagnostic modality in CAD.
82  imaging holds the promise of becoming a key diagnostic modality in cardiovascular medicine by allowi
83 lization of the upper airway is an important diagnostic modality in infants with obstructive apnea.
84 graphy can be used accurately as the primary diagnostic modality in localizing acute bleeding and gui
85  instituted to use MR imaging as the primary diagnostic modality in patients aged 3-49 years who pres
86 l and temporal resolution remains a valuable diagnostic modality in pediatrics.
87  MRI has emerged as an important noninvasive diagnostic modality in the assessment of coronary artery
88 al abscess and should not be used as the key diagnostic modality in this situation.
89 follow-up, emergencence of a number of newer diagnostic modalities is promising and warrants careful
90 ian's attitude toward the usefulness of this diagnostic modality is unknown.
91      To obtain unbiased evaluations of a new diagnostic modality, it is essential to take into accoun
92 VAE technology as an adjunct to conventional diagnostic modalities may facilitate optimal balloon ang
93                           Recent advances in diagnostic modalities may have outpaced the existing dia
94                                      Current diagnostic modalities may lead to understaging in 40%-70
95 raphy (CT) and MRI have been shown to be the diagnostic modalities of choice.
96 compared this index to currently established diagnostic modalities of dobutamine stress echocardiogra
97 ransesophageal echocardiography (TEE) is the diagnostic modality of choice for visualizing the left a
98                                          The diagnostic modality of choice is magnetic resonance imag
99 100% correct) may obviate the need for other diagnostic modalities or exploratory surgery.
100                             Despite improved diagnostic modalities, potent antibiotics, modern intens
101 long-term seizure outcome using preoperative diagnostic modalities remains suboptimal in epilepsy sur
102 treatment experience with variable access to diagnostic modalities required for accurate identificati
103                                        Newer diagnostic modalities such as magnetic resonance imaging
104                                    Promising diagnostic modalities such as single photon emission tom
105 A few studies examine the use of noninvasive diagnostic modalities, such as MRI, and biomarkers (feca
106 ate on the translation of rapidly developing diagnostic modalities, such as next-generation sequencin
107 re of the Ad capsid, multiple therapeutic or diagnostic modalities, such as the addition of magnetic
108                            Novel genetic and diagnostic modalities tend to identify neoplastic lesion
109                                    Using new diagnostic modalities that do not involve surgery, the b
110 ue significance may be underestimated due to diagnostic modalities that exhibit poor sensitivity.
111 d thromboelastography represents an improved diagnostic modality that allows 'point-of-care' testing
112  the awareness of ultrasound as an important diagnostic modality that can be used in the perioperativ
113                         MRI is a noninvasive diagnostic modality that reveals anatomy, physiology, an
114                         As with proposed new diagnostic modalities, the efficacy of these treatments
115 creening, heightened awareness, and improved diagnostic modalities, the incidence of rectal carcinoid
116                                              Diagnostic modalities used in the evaluation of reflux h
117 tic resonance imaging tend to be the routine diagnostic modalities used in the management of lung can
118 age of patients undergoing MIBB as the first diagnostic modality was estimated for each surgeon and f
119 using either CSF cytology or MRI as the only diagnostic modality were calculated at 14.4% and 17.7%,
120                     CT scan is the preferred diagnostic modality when imaging is required.
121 RI of the prostate gland is a relatively new diagnostic modality which is gathering a growing interes
122 -dimensional echocardiography is the initial diagnostic modality with ECG-gated CT and MRI being non-

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