Meanings of sectional imaging in English

Analysis of available serial cross- sectional imaging was performed from diagnosis to first relapse.

Review of electronic medical records and rereview of serial cross- sectional imaging was performed.

Cross- sectional imaging techniques can examine crystal deposits in the spine and axial joints.

Intravascular ultrasound allows detailed, high quality cross- sectional imaging of the coronary arteries in vivo.

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is an emerging technology for performing high-resolution cross- sectional imaging.

In these patients, further cross- sectional imaging may be required.

Cross- sectional imaging techniques usefully complement endoscopy by assessing whole-bowel thickness and detecting abscesses and fistulae.

Preoperative diagnosis is difficult via cross- sectional imaging and histopathologic evaluation remains the gold standard for diagnosis.

Therapy response was assessed via clinical definitions, which consisted of cross- sectional imaging combined with clinical exam.

Recent developments of cross sectional imaging are summarized.

Seven patients underwent angiography and surgery because of solid or complex renal masses identified at cross- sectional imaging.

Cross- sectional imaging was available for 91 patients.

Three-dimensional representation of the cardiovascular system also was achieved by repeated cross- sectional imaging at intervals of 25 microm.

CT and MR cholangiopancreatography are the most common cross- sectional imaging studies performed for the evaluation of chronic pancreatitis.

These techniques have been proven superior to conventional cross- sectional imaging for evaluation of fibrosis, especially in the precirrhotic stages.

In the future improvement and common use of modern cross sectional imaging techniques will redefine the value of conventional Angiography.