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Principles of Plasma Diagnostics
2002This book provides a systematic introduction to the physics behind measurements on plasmas. It develops from first principles the concepts needed to plan, execute, and interpret plasma diagnostics. The book is therefore accessible to graduate students and professionals with little specific plasma physics background, but is also a valuable reference for
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Basic Principles of Cancer Diagnostics
2016Diagnostic cancer imaging refers to all noninvasive techniques used to visualize internal tumors and their metastases. It is an essential prerequisite for initial diagnosis, for generating a treatment plan, and for evaluating the success of treatment. The modalities most commonly used in veterinary oncology are ultrasound, x-ray radiography, computed ...
Robert Klopfleisch, Natali Bauer
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Basic Principles of Diagnostic Ultrasound
1980Unlike the electromagnetic waves responsible for most imaging systems, sound waves are mechanical phenomena that require an elastic, deformable medium for their propagation. Sound can be envisioned as a displacement or pressure wave with the particles of the medium oscillating about their average positions.
W. Frederick Sample +2 more
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Diagnostic and Therapeutic Principles in Angiodysplasia
1989Haemodynamic criteria are essential for a useful classification of angiodysplasia, for only such an approach can provide the necessary clinical, prognostic and therapeutic information about vascular malformations. Pathological data give only indirect insight into the circulatory conditions which characterize the vascular malformations [1,3,5].
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Diagnostic Principles in Pediatric Hematology
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1957openaire +2 more sources
DIAGNOSTIC PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES
Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1978openaire +1 more source
Endocrine Diagnostics: Principles and Applications.
The veterinary clinics of North America. Exotic animal practiceEndocrine diagnostics currently depend on the ability to measure low and high concentrations of diagnostic hormones using immunoassays. This often is challenging in species other than humans, dogs, cats, and horses due to lack of validated assays and reference intervals.
Brian K, Petroff +4 more
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