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1 none to halfway or more through the dentin, radiographically).

2 oderate association with the underlying bone radiographically.

3 ve leaks were diagnosed clinically versus 21 radiographically.

4 % (11 of 369) of all patients being followed radiographically.

5 iodontal status was performed clinically and radiographically.

6 mes, 53 of those cases were further assessed radiographically.

7 uestionnaire, and the effect on joint damage radiographically.

8 bsorptiometry, and fractures were determined radiographically.

9 o treat until tumor growth has been detected radiographically.

10 h loss and alveolar bone loss were confirmed radiographically.

11 pth and percentage of bone fill was assessed radiographically.

12 Width and height measurements were made radiographically.

13 reliability in determining hernia recurrence radiographically.

14 e honeycomb or sunburst appearances observed radiographically.

15 ts (4.9%) no facial bone wall was detectable radiographically.

16 No fractures were reported or identified radiographically.

17 s of pneumonia had their diagnosis confirmed radiographically.

18 Radiographically, 14 of 17 patients were assessable for

19 e, both clinically (6.81 versus 10.0 mm) and radiographically (3.42 versus 5.16 mm), at 5 months in t

20 88 [98.2%]) among those with ARIA-E resolved radiographically; 404 of 488 (82.8%) resolved within 16

21 Radiographically, 90% of cholangiograms in patients with

22 Fractures were radiographically adjudicated.

23 esentation patients with less clinically and radiographically advanced TB (smear-negative, noncavitar

24 Patients were reassessed clinically and radiographically after 8 years.

25 esired position, and placement was confirmed radiographically after each bedside attempt.

26 voriconazole treatment, the patient remained radiographically and clinically stable for a short time

27 Using a combination of radiographically and clinically visible landmarks allows

28 Most common findings, radiographically and clinically, are lesions around impl

29 atypical DIPGs were assessed clinically and radiographically and defined by multidisciplinary consen

30 rib polydactyly syndromes (SRPS) encompass a radiographically and genetically heterogeneous group of

31 ia was apparent microscopically by day 2 and radiographically and grossly apparent by day 7 post infe

32 The aim of this study was to determine, radiographically and histologically, the effect of resid

33 Tumor regression was assessed radiographically and microscopically.

34 s was a prospective cohort study of patients radiographically and pathologically eligible for either

35 Radiographically and pathologically, there was selective

36 ock sections of the canine teeth were imaged radiographically and processed for histologic and histob

37 sion and joint-space narrowing were measured radiographically and scored with use of the Sharp scale.

38 timates of pneumonia that has been confirmed radiographically and with the use of current laboratory

39 Incidence estimates of pneumonia confirmed radiographically and with the use of current laboratory

40 ons and conditions were measured clinically, radiographically and with ultrasound.

41 elial response distinguishes a biologically, radiographically, and clinically distinct COPD subgroup

42 ion and found that they define a clinically, radiographically, and genetically distinct syndrome that

43 ing knee OA, as assessed both clinically and radiographically, and in 297 men and 299 women matched f

44 gnosis of knee OA as assessed clinically and radiographically, and in 300 male and 299 female control

45 Patients with stage III to IV or recurrent, radiographically apparent EC and no previous chemotherap

46 Nearly one-third of patients with radiographically apparent HCC have non-AFP-producing tum

47 istics and outcomes among LT recipients with radiographically apparent HCC lesions with AFP-producing

48 ate cartilage calcifications before they are radiographically apparent, thus yielding earlier detecti

49 cations have adequately mineralized are they radiographically apparent.

50 cinoma may manifest itself clinically and/or radiographically as a common periodontal or endodontic l

51 primary systemic amyloidosis that presented radiographically as an interstitial or reticulonodular p

52 Patients were radiographically assessed at baseline, every 3 months fo

53 Each implant was clinically and radiographically assessed, with diagnoses made based on

54 4 weeks, chronic lesions were clinically and radiographically assessed.

55 Patients were assessed serologically and radiographically at 2 to 4 weeks and then at 1 to 3 mont

56 Incident vertebral fracture was determined radiographically at baseline and at scheduled 24- and 36

57 bone loss (ABL) were measured clinically and radiographically by a masked examiner.

58 BG) and percent bone fill (% BF) as assessed radiographically by an independent centralized radiology

59 f Grade II furcation defects, clinically and radiographically by using cone-beam computed tomography.

60 Radiographically, CBCT analysis showed that with >/=50%

61 mities of the thoracic and lumbar spine were radiographically classified by using the spinal fracture

62 ng biochemical differentiation of disease in radiographically comparable compartments.

63 The primary aim of this study is to radiographically compare alveolar ridge changes with and

64 Ridge dimension changes were also evaluated radiographically (cone-beam computed tomography).

65 Bone healing outcomes were determined radiographically (cone-beam computed tomography).

66 All CAP cases were radiographically confirmed and validated by checking cli

67 olled adults aged 18 years hospitalized with radiographically confirmed CAP between October 2013 and

68 large study that measured the proportion of radiographically confirmed CAP caused by S. pneumoniae s

69 Among 12 055 subjects with radiographically confirmed CAP, 1482 were positive for S

70 irus (HIV)-infected adults hospitalized with radiographically confirmed CAP, if blood culture, induce

71 , 17F, 20, 22F, and 33F) in individuals with radiographically confirmed CAP.

72 serotypes among US adults hospitalized with radiographically confirmed CAP.

73 Data were analyzed for clinically evident, radiographically confirmed cerebrovascular accidents and

74 (111)In-labeled leukocyte accumulation in 20 radiographically confirmed Charcot joints underwent 99mT

75 ted active population-based surveillance for radiographically confirmed community-acquired pneumonia

76 ted active population-based surveillance for radiographically confirmed community-acquired pneumonia

77 ched for studies of adults hospitalized with radiographically confirmed community-acquired pneumonia

78 ary care and physical therapy clinics with a radiographically confirmed diagnosis of knee osteoarthri

79 on-free survival (time from randomisation to radiographically confirmed disease progression or death

80 Adjusted VE against hospitalization for any radiographically confirmed influenza-associated pneumoni

81 e measured in 105 subjects (80 females) with radiographically confirmed knee OA using a burst-superim

82 We reviewed 136 cases of radiographically confirmed orbital cellulitis between 20

83 utum samples from hospitalized children with radiographically confirmed pneumonia and children catego

84 18 years of age) who were hospitalized with radiographically confirmed pneumonia and who received be

85 resenting to participating US hospitals with radiographically confirmed pneumonia between February 20

86 years; 54.2% of subjects were male, 22.4% of radiographically confirmed pneumonia cases were consider

87 ely enrolled 2254 children hospitalized with radiographically confirmed pneumonia from January 2010-J

88 ogy of Pneumonia in the Community Study with radiographically confirmed pneumonia in the study period

89 ients (aged >/=18 years) with clinically and radiographically confirmed pneumonia of Pneumonia Outcom

90 significantly reduce the incidence of first radiographically confirmed pneumonia or LRTI compared wi

91 te respiratory illness including 50 cases of radiographically confirmed pneumonia over the course of

92 iratory illness; 8 residents (31%) developed radiographically confirmed pneumonia, and 2 (5%) were ho

93 ts and 4 (2%) of approximately 200 staff had radiographically confirmed pneumonia.

94 observed; five additional patients achieved radiographically confirmed stable disease for >=16 weeks

95 In the critically ill, radiographically confirmed VTE and major bleeding rates

96 The radiographically confirmed VTE rate was 4.8% (95% confid

97 ed surveillance was previously conducted for radiographically confirmed, community-acquired pneumonia

98 The primary outcome was symptomatic, radiographically confirmed, deep-vein thrombosis in the

99 ; 66% developed pneumonia, 80% of which were radiographically confirmed.

100 Radiographically, defect fill, assessed in percentage, w

101 rease bone mineral density (BMD) and prevent radiographically defined (morphometric) vertebral fractu

102 Women who developed radiographically defined knee OA had significantly great

103 Women with radiographically defined knee OA have greater BMD than d

104 oximately 14,000 genes for associations with radiographically defined knee OA, using polymerase chain

105 roxyestrone and 16alpha-hydroxyestrone) with radiographically defined prevalent and incident knee OA

106 This study examined whether radiographically defined vertebral fracture is a risk fa

107 studies report mortality based on prevalent radiographically defined vertebral fracture.

108 Cores without radiographically demonstrated calcification may fail to

109 ofemoral joint space for individuals without radiographically demonstrated disease.

110 s were diagnosed among the 156 women who had radiographically dense breast tissue (Breast Imaging Rep

111 women under the age of 50 years, women with radiographically dense breasts, and premenopausal or per

112 radiation and has compromised sensitivity in radiographically dense breasts, ultrasonography lacks sp

113 the detection of breast cancer in women with radiographically dense breasts.

114 t cancer detection, especially in women with radiographically dense breasts.

115 A total of 596 knees with radiographically depicted osteoarthritis were randomly s

116 have proposed an alternative approach using radiographically detectable coronary calcium.

117 Most affected family members display radiographically detectable crystals of calcium pyrophos

118 cts had loss of attachment of > or = 6 mm, a radiographically detectable defect of > or = 4 mm, at le

119 th loss of attachment of > or = 6 mm, with a radiographically detectable defect of at least 4 mm and

120 We find that most radiographically detectable lesions harbor at least 10 r

121 st cancer cells MDA-MB-231 (MDA-231) develop radiographically detectable multiple osteolytic bone met

122 n the healthy subjects and the patients with radiographically detected knee OA were those in T1-rho v

123 nee osteoarthritis (OA) according to various radiographically determined disease parameters, and to e

124 In this retrospective cohort study, the radiographically determined MBL was related to the heigh

125 he results of which confirmed 23 (72%) of 32 radiographically diagnosed lesions 1 cm or larger in 16

126 studies on the association of clinically or radiographically diagnosed PD and ACVD.

127 The extent of furcation invasions, as read radiographically, did not differ between groups.

128 ents considered to be MRI negative (i.e. not radiographically different from controls).

129 c pathways that influence the development of radiographically discernible OA.

130 Our findings identify APC2 as a radiographically distinguishable recessive form of lisse

131 egionnaires' disease cannot be clinically or radiographically distinguished from other causes of pneu

132 may be the reason behind the clinically and radiographically documented long-term stability of conto

133 abel, international, phase 3 trial, men with radiographically documented metastatic castration-resist

134 r older who had histologically confirmed and radiographically documented metastatic castration-resist

135 uring feeding, could reduce the incidence of radiographically documented pneumonia among nursing home

136 rs for development of the primary outcome, a radiographically documented pneumonia, and secondary out

137 ch Team (PORT) risk class of II, III, or IV; radiographically documented pneumonia; acute illness; 3

138 patients between 11 and 18 years of age with radiographically documented traumatic anterior shoulder

139 col, for which treatment was given only upon radiographically documented tumor growth (n = 50).

140 m changes occurring in the SSIS were studied radiographically, endoscopically, and histopathologicall

141 Long-term outcomes were evaluated radiographically, endoscopically, and histopathologicall

142 an follow-up, 13.7 months); 19 patients were radiographically evaluable for IC activity.

143 Among 33 radiographically evaluable patients who underwent surger

144 The aim of this study was to radiographically evaluate bone formation around dental i

145 The purpose of this study was to radiographically evaluate crestal bone changes around un

146 omputed tomography scanning was performed to radiographically evaluate GP, RRH, and MT.

147 ation within the sinuses when clinically and radiographically evaluated.

148 and safety of exemestane were clinically and radiographically evaluated.

149 Response was evaluated radiographically every 12 weeks; toxicity was assessed e

150 Responses were measured radiographically every 2 to 3 months.

151 of malignancy between cores with and without radiographically evident calcification (17 [15%] vs 21 [

152 ncluding some not previously associated with radiographically evident cortical brain malformations.

153 Dentin defects were radiographically evident in all teeth and the size of th

154 patients (26 to 64 years old) each with one radiographically evident intrabony periodontal lesion of

155 This study evaluated whether incident radiographically evident lesions of endodontic origin we

156 dependently decreased the number and area of radiographically evident lytic bone lesions, which, at t

157 gous littermates, develop histologically and radiographically evident osteosclerosis with age.

158 Changes are usually not radiographically evident, but there is a trend for MRI a

159 Matched V/Q defects corresponding to radiographically-evident pleural effusions are of interm

160 Radiographically, extraction sockets in groups 1, 2, and

161 All patients were assessed radiographically for cartilage erosion.

162 eeth with initial lesions, 42% of which were radiographically > half-way into dentin, and 67% of whic

163 ncing (RNA-seq) and histological analysis on radiographically guided biopsies taken from different re

164 Periodontal disease severity was quantified radiographically, histologically, and by direct visualiz

165 s, calvarial bone regeneration was evaluated radiographically, histologically, and histomorphometrica

166 ll lung carcinoma (NSCLC) is often evaluated radiographically, however, image-based evaluation of sai

167 ies with Dyggve-Melchior-Clausen syndrome, a radiographically identical disorder with the additional

168 We estimate VE against hospitalization for radiographically identified influenza-associated pneumon

169 n to estimate VE against hospitalization for radiographically identified laboratory-confirmed influen

170 lity of life (QOL) despite a relatively high radiographically identified recurrence rate.

171 Occurrence of radiographically identified vertebral fracture during th

172 A significant reduction of DV was exhibited radiographically in Group II (12.61 +/- 4.01 mm(3) ) as

173 A significant reduction of DV was exhibited radiographically in Group II (12.61 4.01 mm(3) ) as comp

174 icant reduction in the mean DV was exhibited radiographically in test group (1.06 +/- 0.5 mm(3)) as c

175 Alveolar bone loss was also evaluated radiographically in the mandible samples of each group.

176 one-third of solitary pulmonary nodules are radiographically indeterminate for the presence of malig

177 litary pulmonary nodules in 61 patients with radiographically indeterminate nodules.

178 ell as preoperative staging in patients with radiographically indeterminate solitary pulmonary nodule

179 the 70% who will need it are clinically and radiographically indistinguishable from those who were r

180 Exemplified gray zones include a radiographically intact patient with minimal attachment

181 BAL fluid from radiographically involved and uninvolved sites was evalu

182 We characterized the cellular response of radiographically involved lung segments from 17 HIV-posi

183 SP-A levels during tuberculosis only in the radiographically involved lung segments, and the levels

184 sional conformal RT to the primary tumor and radiographically involved nodes to a dose of 73.6 Gy (1.

185 both HIV-positive and HIV-negative patients, radiographically involved segments had significantly inc

186 ch fully corrected image in the areas of the radiographically known lung densities.

187 y contribute toward improving the ability to radiographically map and quantify hypoxia in real time,

188 ients with histologically confirmed GCTB and radiographically measurable active disease.

189 Of 35 patients with radiographically measurable disease who survived at leas

190 east 45 kg with histologically confirmed and radiographically measurable GCTB, Karnofsky performance

191 ted into the lateral and anterior LV wall to radiographically measure 3-dimensional transmural strain

192 New ways to radiographically measure the tumor response to these tre

193 Therefore, we here focused on radiographically measured joint-space width (JSW), a pro

194 ecession depth (REC), suppuration (SUP), and radiographically measured vertical bone loss (VBL).

195 e clinical symptom (headache or seizure) and radiographically might show few areas of vasogenic oedem

196 t was confirmed videoscopically (n = 19) and radiographically (n = 18).

197 tients with knee OA and 335 asymptomatic and radiographically negative female control subjects.

198 We identified 30 eligible men who were radiographically negative for metastatic disease, who ha

199 but its role in patients with clinically and radiographically negative necks (N0) is less clear.

200 Radiographically, no late frame fractures or erosions we

201 In knees that were radiographically normal at baseline, JSN >0.50 mm was mo

202 liest stages of human osteoarthritis (OA) in radiographically normal joints.

203 on (NCF) of radiating cerebrum that appeared radiographically normal relative to effects of the growt

204 second cervical intervertebral disk) may be radiographically obscure due to minimal displacement of

205 It is possible to radiographically observe a gain of approximately 3 to 4

206 to enable quantification of screw bending by radiographically observing relative position of the rod

207 njuries (sprains), sometimes associated with radiographically occult avulsion fractures.

208 Early in the disease, radiographically occult cartilage and bone erosions are

209 e injuries, 38 of which were associated with radiographically occult fibular avulsion fractures.

210 -field radiography enhances the depiction of radiographically occult fractures in an experimental mod

211 go additional MRI examinations to assess for radiographically occult fractures.

212 e diagnostic performance in the detection of radiographically occult hip fracture (P = .67), with a s

213 Purpose To estimate the frequency of radiographically occult hip fracture in elderly patients

214 ing cHL risk prediction and for detection of radiographically occult minimal residual disease.

215 also an appropriate first test for suspected radiographically occult pelvic AHO.

216 The frequency of radiographically occult surgical hip fracture was 39% (1

217 Eligible patients included those with radiographically or histologically proven liver metastas

218 HVOM was diagnosed either radiographically or microbiologically.

219 Patients radiographically outside Milan criteria were selected ba

220 d to assess the alveolar bone gain (AB gain) radiographically (panoramic and CBCT images).

221 Clinically and radiographically, patients experience continued cartilag

222 Twenty-seven patients with radiographically resectable intermediate- or high-grade

223 Patients with radiographically resectable localized adenocarcinoma of

224 Thirty-five patients with radiographically resectable primary or recurrent interme

225 2.0 months), all lesions symptomatically and radiographically responded, with in-field complete respo

226 any atherosclerosis are readily quantifiable radiographically, serve as a surrogate marker for the di

227 s associated with a lower risk of developing radiographically severe RA.

228 Radiographically, significant left ventricular dysfuncti

229 in an anthropomorphic phantom physically and radiographically simulating a male or female human.

230 ir brain metastases and whose CNS disease is radiographically stable at study entry; those with activ

231 ic antigen levels, improvement in cough, and radiographically stable disease for 5 months.

232 ies in a patient with a pancreatic head cyst radiographically suggestive of BD-IPMN, including the fo

233 g of bone adjacent to implants when measured radiographically than either ePTFE alone or no treatment

234 t study was aimed to evaluate clinically and radiographically the efficacy of 1% ALN gel in combinati

235 Radiographically, the enamel layer was absent in ENAM(-/

236 e also examined and evaluated clinically and radiographically through periapical x-rays after one wee

237 it the subjects were examined clinically and radiographically to assess the status of peri-implant ti

238 tivity in BAL cells from lung segments shown radiographically to be involved and in those shown to be

239 ing peritoneography, 36 (45%) were diagnosed radiographically to have inguinal hernias that were not

240 ure has long held that a floor fracture seen radiographically to involve 50% of the orbital floor has

241 t peri-implant crestal bone reactions differ radiographically under such conditions and are dependent

242 Given that many foreign bodies are radiographically undetectable, the accuracy and availabi

243 in Stage III periodontitis, clinically, and radiographically using cone-beam computed tomography (CB

244 eatment of furcation defects, clinically and radiographically using cone-beam computed tomography.

245 PFS was defined radiographically using RECIST 1.1., clinically using sig

246 This disease process was apparent radiographically using small-animal computer axial tomog

247 y from baseline to weeks 40 and 64 (assessed radiographically using Thacher Rickets Severity Score an

248 Radiographically visible OA is common in young dogs, and

249 tic radiosurgery (SRS) delivered only to the radiographically visible tumours.

250 s and when initial tooth formation should be radiographically visible.

251 any parenchymal disease noted clinically or radiographically was scored as an other breast recurrenc

252 caries less than halfway through the dentin, radiographically) were examined with ICDAS, DIAGNOdent,

253 nd without a solid component may be followed radiographically with a malignancy risk (3% this study)

254 h cadaver heads were assessed clinically and radiographically with cone-beam computed tomography (CBC

255 d RANO-BM icORR; however, when assessed only radiographically without deterioration, RANO-BM 5 mm per