Disease relevance of Tomography

• Coronal computed tomographies of 253 cases of sinusitis were examined for the presence of additional turbinates and bilateral secondary middle turbinates were detected in two cases [1].
• The routine preoperative laboratory examinations, including complete blood counts, serum biochemistries, urinary analysis, extremity and chest roentgenograms, ultrasounds of the abdomen and the affected regions, and pelvic computed tomographies, revealed characteristics of NF-1 and unexpected hyperbilirubinemia [2].
• Biphasic response to dobutamine predicts improvement of left ventricular dysfunction after revascularization: correlation with positron emission and rest-redistribution 201Tl tomographies [3].

High impact information on Tomography

• On an individual basis, only half of the subjects showed significantly corresponding activity patterns, suggesting that a one-to-one correspondence between individual fMRI activation patterns and ERP source tomographies integrated over microstates cannot be assumed in all cases [4].
• Computerized tomographies of 34 patients at the chronic stage of acute carbon monoxide poisoning [5].

Associations of Tomography with chemical compounds

• In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, the acute effects of lorazepam (2 mg), haloperidol (3 mg), methylphenidate (20 mg) and citalopram (20 mg) on ERP latencies, amplitudes, topographies and tomographies were investigated in 20 healthy subjects of 23-34 years of age [6].

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