Is pelvic ischemia measurable and symptomatic in patients with coronary artery disease : a novel application of dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging?
These initial data demonstrate that pelvic perfusion can be measured in noncancerous tissues, and that perfusion correlates with validated measures of ED and LUTS.
The yield of a second on-the-spot sputum specimen is negligible, provided that the first smear is from an overnight specimen. From the data available, it is evident that repeated follow-up smears are not essential for documenting treatment outcome.