Electron microscopy and PCR were used to verify the diagnosis.

On the other hand only arthrography or arthroscopy can verify the diagnosis of a ruptured supraspinatus tendon.

Dynamic confirmatory testing proving autonomous aldosterone secretion is required to verify the diagnosis in case of a positive screening test.

The vascular surgeons were paged and the patient was taken to the OR, stopping only briefly at the CT scanner to verify the diagnosis.

Further investigation by computer tomography verified the diagnosis, but added no extra information of importance for therapy.

The skeleton showed interesting conditions; the rectum and pelvic organs were natural, and the contents of the cyst verified the diagnosis.