ライフサイエンスコーパス: ultrasonographic

1 study aimed to investigate the hepatobiliary ultrasonographic abnormalities in adult patients with si

2 The submandibular glands showed significant ultrasonographic abnormalities in the parenchyma relativ

3 Concurrent ultrasonographic and biopsy results were available for 5

4 To discuss the ultrasonographic and clinical findings of the most commo

5 rectly compare the myriad of contrast-based, ultrasonographic and cross-sectional investigations that

6 By using ultrasonographic and CT guidance, two 2.4- or 3.0-mm cry

7 isaded myofibroblastoma with emphasis on its ultrasonographic and cytopathologic features.

8 Ab40 levels are associated with ultrasonographic and histological markers of carotid wal

9 The correlation coefficient between the ultrasonographic and IDT was 0.96 (P < .001).

10 es at term in premature infants with earlier ultrasonographic and magnetic resonance imaging evidence

11 Relevant ultrasonographic and MR imaging reports were classified

12 The conventional ultrasonographic and radiographic examinations of the ab

13 r magnetic resonance endpoints as opposed to ultrasonographic and transaminase endpoints.

14 Sixty ultrasonographic and venographic follow-up comparisons w

15 elivered before PP initiation attenuated VR, ultrasonographic, and biomarker responses to PP.

16 All participants underwent physical, ultrasonographic, and elastographic examinations includi

17 to assess the relationship between clinical, ultrasonographic, and genetic variables with three outco

18 the interpretation of computed tomographic, ultrasonographic, and magnetic resonance images was foun

19 y outcomes: oxygen-response, C o2 -response, ultrasonographic, and systemic inflammatory biomarker re

20 Familiarity with the ultrasonographic appearance of this entity facilitates t

21 f the kidney graft is routinely measured for ultrasonographic assessment of graft size (GS), although

22 omes included frequency of acute attacks and ultrasonographic assessment of skin thickness at the ank

23 Pelvic ultrasonography, ultrasonographic assessment of Tanner stage of breast de

24 Clinical data were recorded after ultrasonographic assessment.

25 For ultrasonographic B-scan images collected by means of a h

26 tion of clinical parameters, ventilatory and ultrasonographic (cardiac and pulmonary) to define an op

27 nterest included clinical, radiographic, and ultrasonographic changes in hard and soft tissues and hi

28 y that double lung point sign is the primary ultrasonographic characteristic of TTN, and ultrasonogra

29 The ultrasonographic characteristics of the nodules, as well

30 To discuss the most important ultrasonographic, clinical, and epidemiological findings

31 Ultrasonographic confusion with a ciliary body and choro

32 Steatosis was defined according to Hamaguchi ultrasonographic criteria.

33 was assigned by using specific color Doppler ultrasonographic criteria.

34 until a more reliable and proven noninvasive ultrasonographic criterion is devised.

35 grene, a poorly-known disease, with this new ultrasonographic description.

36 was the documentation rates of 6 ACR TI-RADS ultrasonographic descriptors.

37 All adult patients with ultrasonographic detection of an isolated calf DVT from

38 NAFLD was defined by ultrasonographic detection of hepatic steatosis in the a

39 t receive pictorial information from carotid ultrasonographic determination of vascular age, assessed

40 was conducted in 3430 subjects with detailed ultrasonographic determinations of cIMT from the IMPROVE

41 findings between clinicians using a handheld ultrasonographic device and expert sonographers using a

42 Circulating MBs were visualized with an ultrasonographic device with a linear probe.

43 nical training in the use of a handheld lung ultrasonographic device; expert sonographers were board-

44 These findings suggest that handheld ultrasonographic devices used in addition to clinical ex

45 An independent review confirmed the ultrasonographic diagnoses of all seven index IHPS cases

46 A prospective evaluation of point-of-care ultrasonographic diagnosis of diverticulitis in the emer

47 ent with calyceal diverticulum, with initial ultrasonographic diagnosis of simple renal cyst.

48 rver bias, and standardized criteria for the ultrasonographic diagnosis of varicocele do not exist.

49 Ultrasonographic elastography is a new, developing metho

50 , solitary heel pain can be problematic, and ultrasonographic entheseal erosion at the calcaneum has

51 stational age and screen positive for SGA an ultrasonographic estimated fetal weight of less than the

52 (16%), ophthalmoscopic examination (8%), and ultrasonographic evaluation (0%).

53 hat should be increasingly integrated in the ultrasonographic evaluation of CD patients.

54 e clinic up to 8 days after mifepristone for ultrasonographic evaluation.

55 Forty patients underwent a total of 153 ultrasonographic evaluations.

56 2 hrs, the catheterized leg had clinical and ultrasonographic evidence of a massive thrombosis.

57 rol study of atherosclerosis: 142 women with ultrasonographic evidence of carotid intimal-medial thic

58 Our study provides necropsy and ultrasonographic evidence of the dynamic aspect of the m

59 ent gastroscopy (the 15-year-old patient) or ultrasonographic examination and computed tomography sca

60 During routine ultrasonographic examination in B presentation, performe

61 Ultrasonographic examination in our clinic revealed dive

62 and carotid plaques based on the results of ultrasonographic examination increased physician prescri

63 Ultrasonographic examination of flow phantoms and the br

64 Doppler ultrasonographic examination of the cavernosal artery re

65 interviewed at home and 181 underwent duplex ultrasonographic examination of the extracranial parts o

66 Wideband external pulse recordings and ultrasonographic examination of the left ventricle and e

67 history interview and physical examination, ultrasonographic examination of the liver and kidneys, m

68 is mostly clinical but must be supported by ultrasonographic examination of the scrotal region in as

69 Greyscale ultrasonographic examination was followed by strain elas

70 ectively, within 24 hours after an abdominal ultrasonographic examination with results equivocal for

71 otomy, neuropsychological testing, a carotid ultrasonographic examination, and 3-Tesla brain magnetic

72 a gynecological examination, a transvaginal ultrasonographic examination, and CA-125 serum determina

73 In addition to basic laboratory tests and ultrasonographic examination, validated non-invasive fib

74 Diagnosis is based on ultrasonographic examination, which is more operator dep

75 Fetal akinesia was documented by ultrasonographic examination.

76 relatively recent addition to the diagnostic ultrasonographic examination.

77 e phosphatase (ALP), lipid profile and liver ultrasonographic examination.

78 , to December 31, 2018, using 4 standardized ultrasonographic examinations during 5 years to detect f

79 abase with data on sequential annual carotid ultrasonographic examinations during the study period, 3

80 undergo mammographic and physician-performed ultrasonographic examinations in randomized order by a r

81 Follow-up ultrasonographic examinations showed a mean 46% reductio

82 ns may be used as an adjunct to clinical and ultrasonographic examinations to rule out cephalopelvic

83 es were selected in which at least 2 cranial ultrasonographic examinations were performed in the firs

84 antly more prenatal fetal tests, obstetrical ultrasonographic examinations, medications dispensed fro

85 ,102 patients with clinical, angiographic or ultrasonographic features associated with an increased r

86 inate cytological samples is challenging and ultrasonographic features can be misleading.

87 spiration cytology (FNAC) based on objective ultrasonographic features of these nodules.

88 etter characterized computed tomographic and ultrasonographic features of this entity that can help d

89 wledge of infiltrating endometriosis and its ultrasonographic features will enable radiologists to su

90 ined by well-known suspicious for malignancy ultrasonographic features, such as calcification, poorly

91 markedly hypoechoic solid nodule; and benign ultrasonographic features, such as predominantly cystic

92 ldren and adolescents with an abnormal renal ultrasonographic finding or with a combination of high f

93 ism other than Escherichia coli, an abnormal ultrasonographic finding, polymorphonuclear cell count o

94 ormation, fever, and etiologic organism) and ultrasonographic findings (model 1); model 1 plus serum

95 vity, specificity, and likelihood ratios for ultrasonographic findings and algorithms were pooled usi

96 The median (range) percentage agreement of ultrasonographic findings between clinicians and expert

97 this cross-sectional study, the agreement of ultrasonographic findings between clinicians and sonogra

98 ribes the examination technique and the main ultrasonographic findings for different viruses that can

99 The mammographic and ultrasonographic findings in these 16 cases, the histolo

100 assessed by two neuroradiologists unaware of ultrasonographic findings or case or control status.

101 Ultrasonographic findings reveal variability in women's

102 Ultrasonographic findings were normal.

103 Based upon physical examination and dynamic ultrasonographic findings, a diagnosis of tibialis anter

104 tients who did not based on subtype, initial ultrasonographic findings, and documented pathologic nod

105 ty of model 1 with 3 variables (temperature, ultrasonographic findings, and etiologic organism) was o

106 e studies on autopsy findings, 11 studies on ultrasonographic findings, and other reports on nonpalpa

107 dentified during surgery was concordant with ultrasonographic findings.

108 the CT examination, a miniature cuff-shaped ultrasonographic flow probe encircling the right renal a

109 of calyceal diverticula in children includes ultrasonographic follow-up and conservative treatment an

110 ion, determined by histology or clinical and ultrasonographic follow-up for 1 year.

111 gment restenosis at a 1-year angiographic or ultrasonographic follow-up was the primary end point.

112 coenzyme A (HMG CoA) reductase activity, and ultrasonographic gallbladder emptying were measured repe

113 h computed tomographic guidance and 78% with ultrasonographic guidance (P = .99).

114 ting of the clip-containing lymph node under ultrasonographic guidance consisting of wire localizatio

115 Use of ultrasonographic guidance for bilateral rectus sheath bl

116 Metallic markers were implanted with ultrasonographic guidance in 51 malignant breast tumors

117 xperimental brain metastasis model that uses ultrasonographic guidance to perform intracardiac inject

118 le biopsies performed under mammographic and ultrasonographic guidance.

119 it must be weighed against the added cost of ultrasonographic guidance.

120 core needle biopsies under mammographic and ultrasonographic guidance.

121 th of the specimen was slightly greater with ultrasonographic-guided biopsies (1.7 mm vs. 1.6 mm, P <

122 s in UK and Ireland and randomised to either ultrasonographic hip examination (n=314) or clinical ass

123 ased reflectivity on standardized A-scan and ultrasonographic hollowness on B-scan found after up to

124 rnal reflectivity on standardized A-scan and ultrasonographic hollowness on B-scan were detected in 7

125 atypical standardized A-scan features showed ultrasonographic hollowness.

126 injections (67%), interpreted intravascular ultrasonographic images (42%), and repositioned the intr

127 g their degree of confidence in interpreting ultrasonographic images and handling the ultrasound scan

128 raphic (CT) scans at 91 (95%) of 96 EDs, and ultrasonographic images at 87.5 (93%) of 94 EDs.

129 aphic (CT) and/or magnetic resonance (MR) or ultrasonographic images in 68 histopathologically proved

130 Ultrasonographic images of liver and right kidney and of

131 scans and the single magnetic resonance and ultrasonographic images of the abdomen were retrospectiv

132 ging, tissue is optically excited to produce ultrasonographic images that represent a spatial map of

133 Ultrasonographic images were obtained and the right vent

134 Cardiac ultrasonographic images were obtained during induction o

135 gray-scale and radiofrequency intravascular ultrasonographic imaging after percutaneous coronary int

136 uncertainty regarding the value of baseline ultrasonographic imaging in addition to clinical examina

137 In the 1990s, high-frequency ultrasonographic imaging of the brachial artery to asses

138 o received clinical examination and baseline ultrasonographic imaging of their lymph nodes at the Era

139 Noninvasive high resolution B-mode ultrasonographic imaging was used to determine carotid a

140 minescent optical imaging and transcutaneous ultrasonographic imaging were used to observe biolumines

141 a System 4 and 5 based on mammography and/or ultrasonographic imaging.

142 ecause of suspected uveal melanoma, based on ultrasonographic imaging.

143 e placed by interventional radiologists with ultrasonographic (in IJV) or venographic (in SCV) guidan

144 he application of spectral and color Doppler ultrasonographic interrogation has added to our ability

145 , including oral glucose tolerance test, and ultrasonographic investigations of fatty liver and intim

146 Percutaneous electrode guidance, ultrasonographic localization of neural structures, and

147 Relative lung volume was correlated with the ultrasonographic lung-head ratio in left-sided congenita

148 ice and expert sonographers using a high-end ultrasonographic machine has not been studied in sub-Sah

149 ated structural malformations, the remaining ultrasonographic markers could not discriminate well bet

150 When ultrasonographic markers were observed without associate

151 f they recorded second-trimester findings of ultrasonographic markers, chromosomal abnormalities, and

152 d pregnancy-associated plasma protein A, and ultrasonographic measurement of fetal nuchal translucenc

153 Ultrasonographic measurement of fetal nuchal translucenc

154 ive studies have evaluated the usefulness of ultrasonographic measurement of IMT and have demonstrate

155 Noninvasive B-mode ultrasonographic measurement of progression of intima-me

156 ever, the relative contribution of different ultrasonographic measurements and sites of measurements

157 tive coronary angiographic and intravascular ultrasonographic measurements at six months.

158 in-utero fetal growth standards from serial ultrasonographic measurements in pregnancy are often bas

159 the prone position on their hands and knees, ultrasonographic measurements were obtained along the ve

160 enatal screening by means of serum assays or ultrasonographic measurements, either alone or in combin

161 Clinical and ultrasonographic measurements, including PSTD class and

162 etermines the volume of ascites using simple ultrasonographic measurements.

163 ry end points were other carotid and cardiac ultrasonographic measures and clinical events.

164 Ultrasonographic measures showed either a high positive

165 The median volume calculated by the ultrasonographic method was 10.3 L (range, 1.2-18.0 L).

166 ications of this new quantitative diagnostic ultrasonographic method.

167 We used identical carotid artery B-mode ultrasonographic methods in 5 cohorts participating in t

168 Studies using ultrasonographic muscle data as outcome measures in inte

169 t biopsy with computed tomographic (n = 24), ultrasonographic (n = 1), or fluoroscopic (n = 1) guidan

170 Pretransplant ultrasonographic (n = 38; three patients each had two st

171 set, providing two important features of the ultrasonographic paradigm: orientation matching of the n

172 lthy subjects within any of the investigated ultrasonographic parameters.

173 found in foreign bodies have characteristic ultrasonographic patterns that are useful for diagnosis.

174 Ultrasonographic picture of acute scrotum in young boys

175 y body region, an additional feature was the ultrasonographic presence of mass in all 4 quadrants (n

176 r prevalence of subclinical atherosclerosis (ultrasonographic presence of plaque in femoral or caroti

177 re than 5 million examples of the outcome of ultrasonographic probe movement on image quality, can pr

178 High-resolution B-mode ultrasonographic quantification of the combined thicknes

179 ckness with synchronous increase in internal ultrasonographic reflectivity.

180 d during follow-up in 2 patients with normal ultrasonographic results (0.6% [95% CI, 0.07% to 2.14%])

181 Ultrasonographic results were analyzed by one of two boa

182 The ultrasonographic results were normal in 88 percent of th

183 issue dehiscence (PSTD) and the clinical and ultrasonographic risk indicators for this condition.

184 A standardized submental ultrasonographic scan with laser alignment was used with

185 w (FOV) software of a commercially available ultrasonographic scanner, two custom-designed phantoms t

186 before 33 weeks of gestation in 1979-80 had ultrasonographic scans at University College Hospital, L

187 al of 646 woman/fetus dyads contributed 1376 ultrasonographic scans to this analysis: 132 dyads with

188 ndred thirty-nine renal imaging studies (113 ultrasonographic scans, 15 computed tomographic scans, a

189 Lung ultrasonographic scores and circulating biomarkers were

190 VR, ultrasonographic scores, and inflammatory biomarkers imp

191 Ultrasonographic scoring systems such as the Thyroid Ima

192 found decreased HCC mortality with periodic ultrasonographic screening (rate ratio, 0.63 [95% CI, 0.

193 repair is reserved for larger AAAs, one-time ultrasonographic screening for AAA can be recommended fo

194 Universal ultrasonographic screening for developmental dysplasia o

195 Four randomized trials of ultrasonographic screening involving more than 125 000 m

196 Systematic ultrasonographic screening revealed that many family mem

197 ts with DDH per 1000 newborns with selective ultrasonographic screening, and 0.2 (95% CI, 0.0-0.8) in

198 operations per 1000 newborns with selective ultrasonographic screening, and 0.4 (95% CI, 0.2-0.7) op

199 ts with DDH per 1000 newborns with selective ultrasonographic screening, and 23.0 (95% CI, 15.7-33.4)

200 treatments per 1000 newborns with selective ultrasonographic screening, and 9.8 (95% CI, 6.7-14.4) t

201 treatments per 1000 newborns with universal ultrasonographic screening.

202 operations per 1000 newborns with universal ultrasonographic screening.

203 ts with DDH per 1000 newborns with universal ultrasonographic screening.

204 ts with DDH per 1000 newborns with universal ultrasonographic screening.

205 omen without symptoms, who participated in a ultrasonographic-screening trial for early ovarian cance

206 the prevalence of nodules on autopsy and in ultrasonographic series, palpation compared with ultraso

207 ase; other articles in this series cover the ultrasonographic signs of acute appendicitis, inflammato

208 This article focuses on ultrasonographic signs of bowel disease; other articles

209 Most common ultrasonographic signs were: abnormal size or echostruct

210 asonography appear as very specific but late ultrasonographic sings.

211 atient, previous lipoma, patient felt pain), Ultrasonographic (size, depth, vascularity, heterogenous

212 ry idiopathic choroiditis generally displays ultrasonographic solidity, hyperautofluorescence, and hy

213 MATERIAL/METHODS: In this article we present ultrasonographic spectrum of ETT in neonates, which were

214 Endoscopic ultrasonographic staging accuracy is further enhanced by

215 Post-mortem examination and ultrasonographic studies (3 HERDA and 4 controls) demons

216 onance imaging and in-flight and terrestrial ultrasonographic studies and ocular optical coherence to

217 Recommended ultrasonographic studies increased the most from two in

218 ants born before 34 weeks' gestation in whom ultrasonographic studies were performed, intracranial he

219 n incidence of 1:100 to 1:500 maternal-fetal ultrasonographic studies.

220 Ultrasonographic study was performed at 2-wk intervals f

221 Clinical applicability of conventional ultrasonographic systems using mechanical adapters for 3

222 Strides have been made in the use of ultrasonographic techniques such as transesophageal echo

223 tional initiatives improved documentation of ultrasonographic thyroid nodule characteristics, potenti

224 The ultrasonographic tumor height was recorded at baseline a

225 scintigrams (n = 2), angiograms (n = 3), and ultrasonographic (US) (n = 6), CT (n = 14), and MR image

226 One hundred eighty ultrasonographic (US) and SWE studies of ATs without ten

227 base of 600 patients treated with IGFBR with ultrasonographic (US) and/or fluoroscopic guidance, self

228 B-mode ultrasonographic (US) angiography enhanced with a microb

229 Prior to each sonication, a bolus of ultrasonographic (US) contrast agent was injected into t

230 c analysis was performed of four-dimensional ultrasonographic (US) data in the carotid artery.

231 to obtain diagnostic-quality musculoskeletal ultrasonographic (US) data of the shoulder by following

232 the coregistration of three-dimensional (3D) ultrasonographic (US) data with surface contour data obt

233 For ultrasonographic (US) descriptors, substantial agreement

234 analyzed in 24 consecutive patients who had ultrasonographic (US) documentation of simple renal cyst

235 urpose To compare low- versus high-frequency ultrasonographic (US) elastography for detection of stea

236 Compression-based ultrasonographic (US) elastography is associated with ti

237 Ultrasonographic (US) evaluation of the right internal j

238 and Methods Retrospective review of scrotal ultrasonographic (US) examination reports and pathology

239 ntal value of clinical data in patients with ultrasonographic (US) examinations that were interpreted

240 adequate correlations between MR imaging and ultrasonographic (US) features, with inaccurate sampling

241 went MR imaging of a renal allograft because ultrasonographic (US) findings were inconclusive or disc

242 Purpose To determine if ultrasonographic (US) findings, including Doppler US fin

243 ex fetal disorders suspected on the basis of ultrasonographic (US) findings.

244 cryoablation treatment session that combined ultrasonographic (US) guidance and CT monitoring.

245 Ultrasonographic (US) guidance was the technique most co

246 12-core SB and four-core TB with transrectal ultrasonographic (US) guidance, with two cores aimed vis

247 mammary tissue of three domestic swine under ultrasonographic (US) guidance.

248 At first, gray-scale and color Doppler ultrasonographic (US) images of the testes and the ingui

249 The authors reviewed ultrasonographic (US) images, cystoscopic findings, and

250 masses on three-dimensional (3D) volumetric ultrasonographic (US) images, with histologic analysis s

251 ts, testicular microliths were identified on ultrasonographic (US) images; 39 patients had five or mo

252 Supplemental screening ultrasonographic (US) imaging may be appropriate in the

253 mographic (CT), magnetic resonance (MR), and ultrasonographic (US) imaging studies were reviewed by t

254 ze magnetic resonance (MR), optical, CT, and ultrasonographic (US) imaging.

255 gs from 600 lumps in 486 women with no focal ultrasonographic (US) mass or mammographic finding in th

256 Purpose To evaluate the correlation between ultrasonographic (US) point shear-wave elastography (SWE

257 valuate clinical and immediate postoperative ultrasonographic (US) risk factors associated with vascu

258 A complete genetic ultrasonographic (US) scan was obtained in 3,303 consecu

259 First-trimester ultrasonographic (US) scans that demonstrated a living f

260 -dimensional volumetric data sets of stacked ultrasonographic (US) scans were obtained in vitro and i

261 sed the impact of steatosis severity and its ultrasonographic (US) sign, severe bright liver echo pat

262 evaluate the sensitivity and specificity of ultrasonographic (US) strain imaging for distinguishing

263 The authors compared images from 242 ultrasonographic (US) studies and 242 MR imaging studies

264 reviews of the computed tomographic (CT) and ultrasonographic (US) studies and the clinical features

265 Fifty consecutive ultrasonographic (US) studies of the shoulder in patient

266 olon cancer xenografts in mice with a 40-MHz ultrasonographic (US) transducer.

267 Doppler ultrasonographic (US) velocity measurements were obtaine

268 Purpose To review mammographic, ultrasonographic (US), and magnetic resonance (MR) imagi

269 ly assess the sensitivity and specificity of ultrasonographic (US)-guided fine-needle aspiration (FNA

270 We aimed to assess changes in ultrasonographic variables and to compare sonograhy and

271 Emerging evidence based on ultrasonographic vascular imaging and angiogenic biomark

272 Norway were recruited at the first prenatal ultrasonographic visit (approximately 18 weeks' gestatio

273 We report ultrasonographic visualization, necropsy, histopathologi