ライフサイエンスコーパス: radiographic examination

1 nation within the year after the index chest radiographic examination.

2 e 70 patients (27%) who completed the 1-year radiographic examination.

3 teria, after physical, microbiologic, and/or radiographic examination.

4 /CT examination versus 0.1 mSv for one chest radiographic examination.

5 s reporting M3 impaction prevalence based on radiographic examination.

6 questionnaires, interviews, and clinical and radiographic examinations.

7 to clinical, microbiologic, immunologic, and radiographic examinations.

8 ement, recommended clinical, laboratory, and radiographic examinations.

9 y sites compared times for multiview general radiographic examinations.

10 f the cases were followed using clinical and radiographic examinations.

11 ent needs is primarily based on clinical and radiographic examinations.

12 Clinical and radiographic examinations 1 year post-surgery indicated

13 ns obtained within 1 year of the index chest radiographic examination and that met inclusion criteria

14 Clinical and radiographic examinations are essential in establishing

15 Conventional radiographic examinations, as well as more sophisticated

16 All patients were requested to undergo radiographic examinations at the fifth annual followup v

17 was assessed based on clinical and intraoral radiographic examinations at the recalls after 6, 12, 24

18 a PACS workstation influenced the time from radiographic examination completion to the time when MIC

19 The patients were followed by clinical and radiographic examinations for 24 months after prosthetic

20 e an abnormal finding on an outpatient chest radiographic examination has a high yield of clinically

21 Standard radiographic examinations have average effective doses t

22 Current radiographic examinations, however, do not provide adequ

23 arding TB, as well as tuberculin testing and radiographic examination (if indicated), should be an es

24 tients (78%) underwent imaging in the ED; 57 radiographic examinations in 30 patients and 16 computed

25 Effective doses from radiographic examinations in the extremely obese can exc

26 The number of conventional radiographic examinations increased by an average of 7%

27 ent of the MTP with the x-ray beam in serial radiographic examinations) may occur more rapidly, and w

28 signation that is determined by clinical and radiographic examination of the patient and a postoperat

29 graphic records were preserved, we undertook radiographic examination of the skeletons of Dolly and h

30 Patients were subjected to plain radiographic examinations of abdomen which revealed larg

31 erring podiatrists and rheumatologists order radiographic examinations of increased intensity compare

32 survey of facilities that perform diagnostic radiographic examinations of the abdomen and lumbosacral

33 The conventional ultrasonographic and radiographic examinations of the abdomen are insufficien

34 Radiographic examinations of the chest were likewise uns

35 7 revised criteria were requested to undergo radiographic examinations of the hands and feet at the f

36 ntal schools obtained pre-determined routine radiographic examinations on most new patients.

37 The U.S. population has nearly one radiographic examination per person per year, and concer

38 Reports of all outpatient chest radiographic examinations performed at a large academic

39 ed manually in fluoroscopically standardized radiographic examinations performed at baseline, 16 mont

40 reviewed 1 year of claims data for extremity radiographic examinations performed by a referring physi

41 eyed by mail regarding the preferred initial radiographic examination prescribed for non-emergency, c

42 ignificantly related to the distributions of radiographic examinations prescribed for dentulous adult

43 Radiographic examination revealed separation of cervical

44 Clinical and radiographic examination revealed significant loss of at

45 Radiographic examination revealed taurodontism in both p

46 tion was obtained within 1 year of the index radiographic examination that contained the recommendati

47 erval {CI}: 4.3%, 4.8%]) of outpatient chest radiographic examinations that contained a recommendatio

48 Of the 159 (6.1%) chest radiographic examinations that yielded abnormal results,

49 s evident because individuals had to undergo radiographic examination to be included in the analysis.

50 suring 2.0 x 2.5 cm in diameter was noted on radiographic examination to extend into the right maxill

51 nd 12 and 24 months, a complete clinical and radiographic examination was done.

52 upper gastrointestinal tract barium-contrast radiographic examination was performed at 1 year to asse

53 A complete clinical and radiographic examination was performed at baseline and 1

54 of the superstructure, a microbiological and radiographic examination was performed.

55 Radiographic examinations were performed at implant inst

56 Clinical and radiographic examinations were performed at implant plac

57 Clinical and radiographic examinations were performed to assess ridge

58 Clinical and radiographic examinations were performed to establish di

59 All radiographic examinations were performed using a Philips

60 Clinical and radiographic examinations were performed.

61 Clinical and radiographic examinations were performed; in conjunction

62 T with TCM was performed after one localizer radiographic examination with anteroposterior (AP) or po

63 l can replace the two yearly follow-up chest radiographic examinations without major dose penalty and