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Ultrasonic Diagnostic Techniques

Critical Reviews™ in Biomedical Engineering, 2001
This article deals with the physical principles of the Doppler ultrasonography. It also describes the performance specification of present-day ultrasonic devices used in clinical practice to diagnose cerebral vessel disorders. In addition, this article presents typical blood-flow indices for different regions of extra- and intracranial vessels under ...
E B, Khomak, I M, Tsybin
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DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES

Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 1992
Use of the ocular microbiology techniques described in this article when inoculating specimens greatly reduces, if not eliminates, the confusion that occurs when an organism that is part of the normal flora or that is common in the environment is found in specimens of ocular material. The growth of microorganisms can be quantified.
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Hybrid diagnostic techniques

Proceedings of the December 9-11, 1968, fall joint computer conference, part II on - AFIPS '68 (Fall, part II), 1968
The Automated Maintenance Procedures at the Boeing Company's Huntsville Hybrid Facility were the result of a joint development effort by the Boeing Company and International Business Machines. (IBM). The analog and linkage portions are the responsibility of Boeing while the Digital System is maintained by IBM.
Thomas K. Seehuus, William A. Harmon, William Maasberg   +2 more
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Thrombophlebitis: Diagnostic Techniques

Angiology, 1980
A review of the extensive literature on the diagnosis of deep vein throm bophlebitis (DVT) is presented. DVT affects approximately 10% of all patients with superficial thrombophlebitis. Many authors have shown that the clinical findings of DVT are unreliable. Although pulmonary emboli are relatively fre quent in all patients with calf DVT, these emboli
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Diagnostic Techniques [PDF]

An illustration of diagnostic techniques used to detect schistosomiasis in each country involved in the review displayed as the number of times conducted in studies. Different colours are a representation of each diagnostic technique.
Paula Ezinne Melariri (18495866), Maryline Vere (18495860), Wilma ten Ham-Baloyi (18495863)   +2 more
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Diagnostic techniques for dermatophytosis

Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice, 2001
This article reviews the use of common diagnostic tools for the identification and isolation of dermatophyte infections in small animals. The use of the Wood's lamp as a screening tool is discussed, along with its usefulness as an aid in the microscopic examination of hairs for fungal elements.
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Techniques in Electronic Diagnostic

1992
The need for this study was craved by the desire to realize an intelligence system that will help in carrying out diagnosis in our analog department. No project of this type exists in this area. There are a couple of works done in electronics in knowledge base system, however, there are not application specific.
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New diagnostic techniques

Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2005
ABSTRACTObjectives  To review current diagnostic strategies. To review alternative diagnostic techniques.Results  The pathogen(s) responsible for onychomycosis must be identified to optimize treatment. Mycological examination is currently the most common diagnostic technique.
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Diagnostics and techniques

Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 1994
M D, Blaufox, N M, Kaplan
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Diagnostics and techniques

Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 1992
M. Donald Blaufox, Norman M. Kaplan
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