Examples of using Imaging techniques in English and their translations into Japanese
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For example, the antibody can be labeled with a radioactive marker whose presence and location in a subject can be detected by standard imaging techniques.
However, these types of fusing are just two of the signs doctors look out for when using X-rays or other imaging techniques to check for AS.
The ability to identify men with the most indolent cancers for whom surveillance is safe is likely to improve with better imaging techniques and biomarkers," says Carter.
Essentials of Nuclear Medicine Imaging, by Drs. Fred A Mettler and Milton J Guiberteau, provides the practical and comprehensive guidance you need to master key nuclear imaging techniques.
Other organs, abdomen, lungs, brain, bones etc. are examined using imaging techniques like CT scan and MRI to detect possible spread of the cancer.
A better understanding of the environmental and genetic factors behind Alzheimer's disease combined with ever more sensitive brain imaging techniques will help doctors identify warning signs even earlier, before even minor memory loss occurs.
Until we have a well worked-out theory of the psychology of areas like consumer behavior and lying, it will not be possible to develop brain imaging techniques that will give insight into specific aspects of people's behavior.
This includes applying all the scanning and imaging techniques to which a hospital doctor would have access and thus bridging the gap between the laboratory and the clinic.
For Ewing sarcoma, the tumor is defined as localized when, by clinical and imaging techniques, there is no spread beyond the primary site or regional lymph node involvement.
Virtual and augmented reality systems, new imaging techniques, and innovative delivery approaches are changing the way doctors learn and take care of patients.
In an exemplary embodiment of the invention, high cost imaging techniques(including high resolution EEG) are made more cost effective by using such techniques to interpret low cost techniques, .
Imaging techniques provide a non-invasive means of assessing bone strength and regrowth, enamel quality, infection and other complications, and the performance of reconstructive interventions.
Improvements in imaging techniques have meant greater diagnostic power and a dramatic rise in the number and quality of images obtained and viewed by practicing clinicians.
Using digital imaging techniques, Hawoong Jeong and colleagues investigate the use of individual colours, the variety of colours, and the variation in brightness of 8,798 western paintings dating from the 11th century to the mid-19th century.
The proposed project will address one or more of these using a combination of cutting-edge imaging techniques, customized laboratory apparatus, and theoretical analysis.
However, current imaging techniques for cancer surgery lack sufficient sensitivity and specificity, and can thus light up non-cancerous tissue― for example, tissue that has an increased rate of metabolic activity such as brown fat.
Regarding endoscopic ultrasound(EUS), we are also advancing an industry-university joint research and collaboration with basic medical course for development of new types of EUS image analysis software, tumor-specific diagnostic marker and treatment for pancreatic cancer, and molecular imaging techniques.
Diagnosis of hepatomegaly solely on the basis of percussion and palpation is extremely doubtful, therefore, for reliable verification of the diagnosis, the use of instrumental imaging techniques is mandatory.
The ability to identify men with the most indolent cancers for whom surveillance is safe is likely to improve with better imaging techniques and biomarkers," says Carter.
If there is any doubt as to the validity of these claims then this Commission can conduct its own independent investigation by using functional brain imaging techniques.