ct造句(61) Methods CT findings of lumbar posterior marginal cartilaginous node in 46 cases were analyzed.
(62) Conclusion If the patient has the acute cervical trauma, CT can diagnose the fracture, luxation and spinal stenosis more safely and precisely.
(63) Objective:To observe the change of BEAM, EEG and CT in lacunar infarction, and their clinical diagnoses significance.
(64) In 18 having regular CT negative results, 16 had cerebral infarction, and the other 2 had transient ischemic attack(TIA).
(65) Accurate CT scan classification, active bleeding, volume of hemoperitoneum and PTS are important reference standards for choice between operative and nonoperative management of liver injuries.
(66) Lung CT and fiberoptic bronchoscopic provide the credible evidence for accurate diagnosis.
(67) Methods CT manifestations and clinical data of 9 cases with hydranencephaly were analysed retrospectively.
(68) Recent systematic reviews indicate that CT alone may not be sufficiently sensitive to exclude pulmonary embolism in patients who have a high pretest probability of pulmonary embolism.
(69) Objective To compare the results of CT, MRI, electroencephalogram (EEG) and transcranial Doppler (TCD) in examination of posttraumatic epilepsy.
(70) Objective To evaluate the multisliee helical CT manifestations of mesenteric panniculitis.
(71) Objective To study and discuss the function of spiral CT in finding basal ganglionic lacunar infarction when CT is scanning traumatic skull.
(72) Objective:To evaluate the value of multi-detector row spiral CT portography(MDCTP) in demonstrating portal system and its collaterals in portal hypertension.
(73) Objective To analyze the chest CT appearance of relapsing polychondritis with severer tracheobronchial malacia and improve diagnosis veracity.
(74) Methods CT appearances of 28 cases with intraluminal masses of small bowel confirmed by surgery and pathology were analysed retrospectively.
(75) Conclusion combination of the cat contaction history, CT scanning is of great value in the cat scratch disease.
(76) Objective To explore the etiology of lumbar degenerative spondylolisthesis ( DS ) by analyzing its CT manifestations.
(77) Contrast - enhanced chest CT scans reveal a - defined ovoid endobronchial mass with distal atelectasis of right lower lobe.
(78) It is singularly cased. Although, she was examined by X-ray spinal canal graph, CT scan and enhanced scan image diagnosis, our hospital and others still diagnose it is tuberculosis of the spine.
(79) Objective:To study the development of the bone around the vestibular aqueduct (VA) in Meniere′s disease (MD) by CT.
(80) Purpose the features of infantile convulsions and frontal lobe gyrus stunt were performed with CT scanning.
(81) Objective:To study the applied value of cholecysltographic CT with oral Telepaque.
(82) Objective To evaluate diagnostic value of CT Virtual Bronc ho scopy (CTVB) on deviant substance in trachea and bronchia of children.
(83) Methods CT manifestation of two cases of chloroma proved by bone marrow aspirate was analysed.
(84) Objective To analyse CT appearances of malignant neurilemoma in the thorax and abdomen, in order to improve the diagnostic accuracy of this disorder.
(85) The transepicondylar axis of different position has no effect on volume rendering technique measuring the humeral head retroversion angle with multi slice spiral CT.
(86) Conclusions: chest roentgenogram can pwride diagnostic clues, CT, MRI and angiocardiorahy had confirmatory diagnostic value in the diagnosis of UAPA.
(87) Objective: To observe and analyse the CT appearance of the patients with organophosphorous pesticide poisoning.
(88) Objective To evaluate the ability of CT pleurography (CTP) in detection and diagnosis of pleural diseases.
(89) To explore CT classificatory method of bronchiectasis, which can guide surgical treatment.
(90) Objective:To evaluate spiral CT scanning in the diagnosis and differentiation of non-functioning islet cell tumor (NFICT).