ライフサイエンスコーパス: mediastinal mass

1 d a positive PET scan result for a posterior mediastinal mass.

2 Hodgkin's disease that present with a large mediastinal mass.

3 er also showed intense gallium uptake in the mediastinal mass.

4 ns in both patients demonstrated an anterior mediastinal mass.

5 haracterized by presence of a bulky anterior mediastinal mass.

6 nts are usually young and present with large mediastinal masses.

7 es to obtain evidence of hilar adenopathy or mediastinal masses.

8 Three of these 6 patients had mediastinal masses.

9 images demonstrated the presence of a large mediastinal mass (11x8 cm) located in the anterior media

10 dal disease greater than 6 cm, initial bulky mediastinal mass 33% or more of the intrathoracic diamet

11 One patient with a mediastinal mass also had mediastinal lymphadenopathy.

12 All documented mediastinal masses among the 9263 baseline and 11 126 an

13 rplastic parathyroid gland, a large anterior mediastinal mass and a pituitary adenoma during a study

14 and either one or both risk factors of large mediastinal mass and extranodal lesions).

15 n an AIDS patient who presented with a large mediastinal mass and multiple lymphadenopathy.

16 d a large, well-defined and enhancing middle mediastinal mass arising from the right ventricular outf

17 d, among stage III patients, the size of the mediastinal mass at diagnosis.

18 anodal disease at first relapse, presence of mediastinal mass at time of AHSCT, and primary induction

19 ase at time of first relapse and presence of mediastinal mass at time of transplantation).

20 Hypodense volumes (HDV) in mediastinal masses can be visualized in a computed tomog

21 HIV-infected patients with asymptomatic mediastinal masses depicted at routine chest radiography

22 ur HIV-infected children with large anterior mediastinal masses depicted at routine chest radiography

23 ases with thymic niche involvement (anterior mediastinal mass) exhibited a mutation profile closely r

24 rocyte sedimentation rate, B symptoms, large mediastinal mass, extranodal disease, and 3 or more lymp

25 Mediastinal masses found in the context of CT screening

26 3 years (range, 14 to 59 years), and 46% had mediastinal masses >/=10 cm.

27 Two of the patients with mediastinal masses had lung parenchymal lesions.

28 In the past, hilar adenopathy and/or mediastinal mass have been considered unlikely features

29 ukemia at the time of diagnosis in 7%, and a mediastinal mass in 7%.

30 This suggests a long average duration for mediastinal masses in asymptomatic people.

31 sions in a posttreatment status including 30 mediastinal masses in lymphoma.

32 ssive tumors that typically present as large mediastinal masses in young women.

33 Our data suggest that the large mediastinal mass is a more dominant determinant of progn

34 If a multiloculated anterior mediastinal mass is depicted, symptomatic follow-up is a

35 with CD20-positive DLBL who presented with a mediastinal mass measuring at least 5.0 cm and were trea

36 = 14), and had solitary, well-circumscribed mediastinal masses (n = 24).

37 nic cysts typically shows sharply marginated mediastinal masses of soft-tissue or water attenuation.

38 c at presentation (n = 5), and had bilateral mediastinal masses on chest radiographs (n = 4).

39 sts as either a solitary, well-circumscribed mediastinal mass or an infiltrative mass with associated

40 In the remaining 4 patients, the mediastinal mass or hilar lymphadenopathy decreased in s

41 or and transverse dimensions of the anterior mediastinal mass or thymus on axial CT images and measur

42 Twelve had either large mediastinal masses or bulky disease (>10 cm).

43 d for the presence of hilar lymphadenopathy, mediastinal masses, or mediastinal lymphadenopathy.

44 d hemoglobin (P <.001) levels, presence of a mediastinal mass (P <.001), and longer survival (P =.01)

45 h WG presented with the unusual finding of a mediastinal mass, prompting a comprehensive review of 30

46 perative neck dissection/mass excision (11), mediastinal mass resection (4), esophagectomy (1), liver

47 otic systems, involving the thoracic cavity (mediastinal mass resections, lobectomies, and esophagect

48 Of the 9263 individuals, 71 had a mediastinal mass seen at baseline screening (prevalence

49 ): 22 volunteers and nine patients (two with mediastinal masses, seven with pulmonary arterial hypert

50 ximum standardized uptake values of anterior mediastinal mass, thymus (SUVt), and bone marrow at the

51 A second patient with a mediastinal mass underwent bronchoscopy 2 days later and

52 1 126 annual repeat screenings, only one new mediastinal mass was identified (incidence of 0.01%).

53 nd gallium scan to specify the nature of the mediastinal mass was requested.

54 The prevalence and incidence of mediastinal masses were then determined.

55 ted thoracoscopic surgery, pectus repair and mediastinal masses will be discussed.