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The spreading pattern of contrast medium was imaged using computed tomographic scanning.
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Computed tomographic scanning showed multiple rounded cerebral hemorrhages and massive cerebral edema.
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Methods: Eighteen consecutive patients with biopsy-proven malignant mesothelioma underwent positron emission tomographic scanning.
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All patients were followed clinically and with computed tomographic scanning.
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In all patients, the definitive diagnostic technique was lumbar discography followed by computerized tomographic scanning.
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Sequential computed tomographic scanning was performed in patients with neck tumors after contrast material administration.
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Computerized axial tomographic scanning is frequently invaluable in delineating tumor extension into areas inaccessible to physical examination.
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The success of in vivo labeling has lead to successful positron emission tomographic scanning studies of the transporter.
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All cases were diagnosed by computed tomographic scanning, and histological diagnosis showed seven benign astrocytomas and one malignant astrocytoma.
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Postoperative computed tomographic scanning in the 25 patients showed 1 endoleak, which sealed spontaneously.
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The treatment of four patients with unusually large septal perforations by custom-carved prostheses sized using computerized axial tomographic scanning is described.
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Spiral computed tomographic scanning was performed before discharge and 3, 6, and 12 months after treatment.
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Patients with elevated plasma hPP levels were evaluated with computed tomographic scanning and magnetic resonance imaging, octreotide scanning, or selective angiography.
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In addition, high resolution computerised tomographic scanning was carried out in 24 affected males and 12 obligate female carriers.
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The sensitivity of preoperative computed tomographic scanning for adenomas was 83% for the patients treated with open adrenalectomy and 93% for those treated laparoscopically.
