| The oral melanomas are more likely to be flat and thin, amelanotic, and may be detected at a noninvasive or early invasive stage. |
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| Here we present a noninvasive method for precisely demarcating the hormonally distinct phases of the menstrual cycle. |
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| Gene suggests noninvasive perennials such as cranesbill, bleeding heart, and daylilies. |
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| The addition of mean right atrial pressure to the peak tricuspid jet velocity gives an accurate noninvasive estimate of peak pulmonary pressure. |
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| Under such circumstances, the identification of noninvasive or minimally invasive biomarkers of disease activity is essential. |
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| Use of this technique would be an excellent way to track the progression or regression of emphysema in a noninvasive way. |
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| Adenocarcinomas with mixed subtypes frequently contain regions of noninvasive tumor at the periphery of invasive tumor. |
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| Long-term intermittent noninvasive ventilation is effective in reversing ventilatory failure and improving respiratory muscle function. |
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| This 32 percent reduction was evident for invasive and noninvasive cancers. |
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| The third and final step called for reupholstering the furniture using noninvasive techniques in order not to damage the fragile wood frames. |
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| The electroretinogram is a noninvasive physiologic technique for recording electrical potentials from the retina in response to flashes of light. |
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| If your ivy blooms, cut off flowers and seed heads, and consider replacing the ivy with a noninvasive ground cover like Epimedium. |
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| The single and most effective test for amblyopia is the determination of visual acuity by noninvasive testing. |
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| It is a mandate grounded in a noninvasive approach that sees the world of the human body and health from the inside out. |
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| It is widely used because it is noninvasive, continuous, easily applied and painless. |
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| These scans are safe and noninvasive technologies that provide a window into brain structure, chemistry and functioning. |
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| Thermography, or thermal imaging, is a rapid, remote, noninvasive technique used to obtain an image of heat distribution across the surface of an object. |
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| However, noninvasive quantification is now achievable with lung densitometry using computed tomography to measure the loss of lung tissue associated with emphysema. |
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| The device we are developing will allow the neonatologist to monitor blood in a noninvasive manner beyond the period of umbilical artery recording. |
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| The noninvasive and milder types of infection, primarily strep throat and skin infections, occur mostly in children between the ages of 5 and 14 years old. |
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| The Institute develops and commercializes innovative medical devices for the noninvasive diagnosis of diseases in humans and animals. |
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| This test is a noninvasive cat scan of your heart to look for coronary calcium buildup. |
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| Photonic crystal glucose-sensing material for noninvasive monitoring of glucose in tear fluid. |
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| The noninvasive subtypes typically occur in immunocompetent individuals and include mycetoma and allergic fungal sinusitis. |
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| Bhandari's clinical research interests include bronchopulmonary dysplasia, noninvasive ventilation and sepsis in neonates. |
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| Before a noninvasive device is available to the public, the device must pass inspection by the Food and Drug Administration. |
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| We believe that this product will be accepted by physicians and their patients because it is noninvasive, cost effective and accurate. |
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| However, because skin biopsy is an invasive procedure, in this study we assessed the utility of two novel noninvasive measures of neuropathy, namely corneal esthesiometry and corneal confocal microscopy. |
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| More widespread availability of noninvasive LIC tests, such as biomagnetic susceptometry and R2 MRI, may lead to greater usage of LIC as a screening test for iron toxicity. |
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| We hope that in the next years new investigation tools will allow to explore in a noninvasive way the endolymphatic contents and disfunctions of these structures. |
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| Our job is developing noninvasive medical devices and techniques that improve the prospects for prevention, earlier diagnosis, improved treatment and prognosis of disease. |
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| Any shift to noninvasive testing will affect the system's capacity to perform liver biopsies, and perhaps require a concentration of such specialized services. |
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| It also includes a monitoring computer with air sensors attached to the venting ports, which are used to provide noninvasive diagnostic and monitoring information on device performance. |
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| The authors discuss the noninvasive nature of a thoracoscopic approach, combined with the ability to evaluate both hemithoraces. |
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| The noninvasive diagnostic, relies on nanoparticles that detect the presence of thrombin, a key blood-clotting factor. |
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| Investigators developed computer models specifically for the noninvasive prediction of pork loin tenderness. |
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| Cologuard, is a noninvasive DNA test for the early detection of colorectal precancer and cancer. |
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| The discovery of cell-free fetal DNA in maternal plasma has offered new opportunities for noninvasive prenatal diagnosis. |
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| However, a new, innovative technology for a noninvasive prenatal paternity test has opened a fascinating frontier of DNA testing that moves the science into a new century. |
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| Under certain conditions, it seems, candida can change from its yeastlike, noninvasive state into a parasitic fungus that spreads like wildfire through the gut. |
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| A report in the journal Gut points out there's no reliable accurate and noninvasive screening test available for gastric cancer and related pre-cancerous lesions. |
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| Skin improvement was assessed by blinded investigators according to the Dover classification scale for photoaging and with noninvasive diagnostic techniques. |
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| This involves a discussion of developments that may impact the way testing is done, including laser techniques, noninvasive infrared, and prospects for microminiaturization. |
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| Here we show that erythema resulting from UVR is a comprehensive and noninvasive biomarker for assessing UVR damage and can be precisely and easily quantified in human skin. |
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| Noninvasive therapy included maximal medical therapy as indicated for each patient. |
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| Noninvasive aspergillosis usually affects immunologically competent individuals, and depends essentially on local host conditions. |
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| Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation for the treatment of status asthmaticus in children. |
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| Noninvasive methods of heart rate measurement, such as acoustocardiography and ballistocardiography, are also described. |
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| Noninvasive ventilation in hypercapnic acute respiratory failure due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease vs. |
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| Noninvasive pulse oximetry can provide a simple, rapid, continuous, and accurate assessment of capillary oxyhemoglobin saturation. |
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