ライフサイエンスコーパス: pathologic examination

1 diagnosed at US-guided biopsy (9 mm each at pathologic examination).

2 d the explanted liver underwent quantitative pathologic examination.

3 rived from the history, imaging studies, and pathologic examination.

4 quantitative measures of wall composition at pathologic examination.

5 central review of notes from surgery and/or pathologic examination.

6 omically susceptible lymph nodes for ex vivo pathologic examination.

7 There were 19 pRCCs and 55 ccRCCs at pathologic examination.

8 ence of dysplasia remote from cancer site on pathologic examination.

9 iated with the presence of fatty pancreas on pathologic examination.

10 k lymph node basins submitted separately for pathologic examination.

11 e PZ tumor larger than 0.1 cm(3) at surgical pathologic examination.

12 and the NVB was demonstrated at both US and pathologic examination.

13 e difficult to characterize by radiologic or pathologic examination.

14 ded tumor ablation followed by resection and pathologic examination.

15 as assessed by using computed tomography and pathologic examination.

16 ith a diffuse area of chronic prostatitis at pathologic examination.

17 sponded to a focus of chronic prostatitis at pathologic examination.

18 to nodular and diffuse peritoneal disease on pathologic examination.

19 primarily associated with medial necrosis on pathologic examination.

20 were sacrificed and the retia harvested for pathologic examination.

21 d to have negative surgical margins at final pathologic examination.

22 of 47 separate tumor sites were detected at pathologic examination.

23 The excised tissue was fixed in formalin for pathologic examination.

24 es, endoscopy, computed tomography scan, and pathologic examination.

25 bdominal (n = 26) or extraabdominal (n = 25) pathologic examination.

26 o cystic hemorrhage or necrosis was noted at pathologic examination.

27 aortic areas of interest that were sent for pathologic examination.

28 bleeding site confirmed by both clinical and pathologic examinations.

29 o 3 days after RF ablation), and the time of pathologic examination (0-72 hours after treatment) were

30 On pathologic examination, 10 patients (2.5%) had cholangio

31 At pathologic examination, 42 suspect (other than regenerat

32 lesions larger than 0.1 cm(3) were found at pathologic examination; 43 were detected by the radiolog

33 On pathologic examination, 96% of miners had macules, 70% m

34 ted by serial measurements of tumor size and pathologic examination after definitive surgery after ch

35 ients, no contrast enhancement was seen, and pathologic examination after surgical resection of the a

36 Findings from pathologic examination after the first attempt at locali

37 At pathologic examination, all lesions were dysplastic nodu

38 At pathologic examination, all tumors were localized to the

39 re subsequently confirmed at colonoscopy and pathologic examination among 20 potential flat masses (>

40 e support the critical importance of careful pathologic examination and adequate nodal staging, we ch

41 a majority of animals as determined by gross pathologic examination and bacterial burden.

42 ere malignant and 50 benign, as confirmed by pathologic examination and clinical follow-up.

43 o (diameter / length) were measured at gross pathologic examination and compared at each combination

44 those patients who were CRs by both clinical/pathologic examination and FDG-PET/CT (n = 19) compared

45 lute differences between lesion diameters at pathologic examination and MR imaging were evaluated by

46 orrelated with blood-filled nodules at gross pathologic examination and with blood-filled vascular ch

47 lyp size measurement at optical colonoscopy, pathologic examination, and computed tomographic (CT) co

48 e in 56 patients on the basis of surgery and pathologic examination, and false-positive in two patien

49 ng findings were correlated with findings at pathologic examination, and new international terminolog

50 in five patients on the basis of surgery and pathologic examination, and true-negative in 36 patients

51 descending aorta, which are characterized on pathologic examination by smooth muscle cell (SMC) proli

52 Because only pathologic examination can confirm the presence or absen

53 elated with those at direct cholangiography, pathologic examination, cross-sectional imaging, and cli

54 The pathologic examination demonstrated a higher nuclei coun

55 Pathologic examination demonstrated limited microglial i

56 At pathologic examination, embryonal-appearing adenomatous

57 ging results were compared with surgical and pathologic examination findings in 27 patients who under

58 e correlated with the results of surgery and pathologic examination from 61 patients or from clinical

59 in tumor characteristics, including size at pathologic examination, grade, hormone receptor status,

60 Pathologic examination has shown atherosclerotic plaque,

61 finitions of cholecystitis included surgery, pathologic examination, hepatic iminodiacetic acid scan

62 At pathologic examination in all cases, the inverted sac co

63 Pathologic examination, including staining for mitochond

64 ly did not differ from those without, tissue pathologic examination may be required to diagnose the c

65 ages were closest to those measured at gross pathologic examination (mean absolute difference, 0.72 m

66 follow-up CT images (n = 28), and results of pathologic examination (n = 40) by the authors in consen

67 ed with repeat FNA (n = 2, 0.5%) or surgical pathologic examination (n = 7, 1.8%), 330 (84.0%) were b

68 staging of colon cancer has been defined as pathologic examination of at least 12 lymph nodes.

69 Pathologic examination of lesions by a single experience

70 Pathologic examination of lung tissue from three affecte

71 Angiographic and pathologic examination of previously biopsied arterial s

72 o consensus regarding the optimal method for pathologic examination of SLN, or the prognostic signifi

73 On pathologic examination of the biopsy samples, all were p

74 re than 90 days for recurrent HCV (proven by pathologic examination of the explant and exclusion of o

75 Both pathologic examination of the lungs and live imaging of

76 rigorous application of guidelines covering pathologic examination of the mammary gland and the whol

77 pathogenesis is unknown, in part because no pathologic examination of the pituitary gland has been r

78 Isolated cancer cells detected by pathologic examination of the SLN with use of specialize

79 de dissection irrespective of the results of pathologic examination of the SLN.

80 Pathologic examination of the surgical specimen showed a

81 ncing of the amplified ITS fragment and by a pathologic examination or clinical course review.

82 in an unfilled segment if tumor was found at pathologic examination or follow-up CT urography in the

83 n pulley lengths were measured at MR, US, or pathologic examination (P: =.512).

84 ll with percentage necrosis as determined at pathologic examination (r = 0.60, P <.001), as did a two

85 a strong correlation with tumor necrosis at pathologic examination (R(2) = 0.9657 and R(2) = 0.9662

86 ne of two radiologists blinded to results of pathologic examination recorded location of unfilled seg

87 On pathologic examination, reoperative patients had smaller

88 even of 215 enrolled patients had PET/CT and pathologic examination results for the abdomen and pelvi

89 patients underwent nodule resection and had pathologic examination results positive for cancer; 185

90 Pathologic examination results showed 66 perihepatic met

91 Pathologic examination results showed pancreatic cancer

92 Pathologic examination revealed 19 (19.6%) complete and

93 Results: Pathologic examination revealed 19 (19.6%) complete and

94 Pathologic examination revealed a higher incidence of in

95 Pathologic examination revealed good correlation between

96 Pathologic examination revealed that the tumor cells ini

97 Pathologic examination showed bowel wall necrosis and ma

98 Pathologic examination showed more than 50% necrosis in

99 Pathologic examination showed the microscopic findings t

100 Radiologic and pathologic examinations showed multiple nodular masses a

101 prior episode of presumed appendicitis, with pathologic examination significant for a primary signet

102 Pathologic examination suggests that the extensive invol

103 in six aortic segments and were confirmed at pathologic examination to be thrombi.

104 t was obtained to analyze images from CT and pathologic examination under an institutional review boa

105 Pathologic examination verified the absence of significa

106 Pathologic examination was performed for all cancers.

107 The pigs were sacrificed, and pathologic examination was performed.

108 en volume measurements from imaging and from pathologic examination were assessed by using concordanc

109 Z lesion (volume, >0.1 cm(3)) at whole-mount pathologic examination were included.

110 vage radical prostatectomy with step-section pathologic examination were performed in nine patients w

111 Virologic and pathologic examinations were performed on the patient's

112 ce of a periapical abscess at surgery and at pathologic examination, were compared.