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1 tiple: 38%, single: 62%, submucosal: 13%, or ulcerated: 13%.
2 </=2 mm thick and had </=2 mitoses/mm(2) (40 ulcerated; 289 without ulceration), patients with diabet
3 1.8 mm; P < .01) that were more likely to be ulcerated (32.5% vs 13.5%; P < .001) than those without
4 , and III disease when a primary melanoma is ulcerated; (5) a merging of satellite metastases around
5 ty-five of 90 (83%) of nonulcerative lesions ulcerated after start of treatment.
6  basis of information from 194 patients with ulcerated and 593 patients with nonulcerated primary mel
7 otational atherectomy for ostial, eccentric, ulcerated and calcified lesions and lesions > 20 mm long
8   All lesions on unimmunized control rabbits ulcerated and contained treponemes, while the lesions on
9     Colonoscopy was significant for multiple ulcerated and hyperemic areas with pseudopolyps all thro
10 Expression of miRs and mRNAs was assessed in ulcerated and nonulcerated cutaneous melanomas using the
11  5-year melanoma-specific survival (MSS) for ulcerated and nonulcerated melanomas was 77.6% and 91.3%
12                                      Corneal ulcerated area was significantly lower in PF-MC treated
13        Embolization occurs typically from an ulcerated atherosclerotic plaque located in the aorto-il
14 was detected in 60% (3 of 5) of samples from ulcerated bubos.
15 weeks after induction of diabetes, rats were ulcerated by clamping a pair of magnet disks on the dors
16 ional control was decreased in patients with ulcerated cancers.
17 n ulcerated tumors compared with incipiently ulcerated cases (HR, 1.67; 95% CI, 1.07-2.60; P = .03).
18 ate was 5.0 (3.0-9.0) per mm2 in incipiently ulcerated cases compared with 1 (0-3.0) per mm2 in nonul
19 portance of closely monitoring children with ulcerated CH because of the risk of severe bleeding.
20           However, it has been observed that ulcerated CH may be complicated by life-threatening blee
21 ioma, little is known about the prognosis of ulcerated CH.
22                                 Incidence of ulcerated CM by tumor depth for younger and older men an
23 e sex is an age-specific effect modifier for ulcerated CM by tumor depth.
24                                  We compared ulcerated CM by tumor thicknesses (</=1.00, 1.01-2.00, 2
25 s cells of the anus rapidly migrate into the ulcerated colon and establish this permanent epithelium
26 matched at a 1:2 ratio with nonulcerated and ulcerated controls, respectively.
27 cerated controls and 9 (5.0-14.0) per mm2 in ulcerated controls.
28 ed 1:2 with 80 nonulcerated controls, and 80 ulcerated controls.
29                                              Ulcerated cutaneous melanoma carries a poor prognosis, a
30 r(-/-)/apoA-I(-/-) mice suffered from severe ulcerated cutaneous xanthomatosis.
31 creases were seen for regional, distant, and ulcerated disease, especially among males living in the
32 the time of SLE diagnosis developed a large, ulcerated, draining mass on her left hip.
33                           These lesions were ulcerated (ECP) or crusted (EDN) with marked cellular in
34 esponsible for the repair and restitution of ulcerated epithelium, whereas Nak1 downregulated genes r
35                                              Ulcerated female lionfish had 9% lower relative conditio
36  9% lower relative condition compared to non-ulcerated females.
37                     Patients with diffuse or ulcerated HGD are more effectively treated with esophage
38 cutive patients with a clinical diagnosis of ulcerated IH and available clinical photographs.
39 ated whether loss of anti-TNF agents through ulcerated intestinal mucosa reduces the efficacy of thes
40  plaque surface morphology was classified as ulcerated, irregular, or smooth on 128 conventional sele
41 ction (MI), peripheral vascular disease, and ulcerated lesion (P<0.001).
42 ric carcinoma from the biopsy taken from the ulcerated lesion on the stomach cardia, with upper GIS e
43 hous ulceration (RAU) is characterized by an ulcerated lesion that persists longer than traumatic ulc
44                   Although only 1 esophageal ulcerated lesion was observed, neither phrenic nerve pal
45 vedo racemosa (n = 29, 45%), necrotic and/or ulcerated lesions (n = 27, 42%), subungual splinter hemo
46  amelanotic and may also appear as raised or ulcerated lesions commonly mistaken for warts or other b
47 ar or targetoid, often raised, and centrally ulcerated lesions covering up to 70% of the body surface
48 ally lose their hair and develop spontaneous ulcerated lesions due to a severe impairment in wound he
49                                              Ulcerated lesions from patients with the hypereosinophil
50                        She also had multiple ulcerated lesions on her abdominal wall and in the peria
51 ypertrophic ulcers rather than typical oval, ulcerated lesions.
52 nfected with 10(6) parasites often exhibited ulcerated lesions.
53 ic colonoscopy demonstrates a two-centimeter ulcerated mass in the cecum.
54 , and a sixth had a 10-cm-diameter polypoid, ulcerated mass in the gastric fundus.
55  1-year history of a progressively enlarging ulcerated mass on the hard palate.
56 ad significantly raised odds of diagnosis of ulcerated melanoma (odds ratio 2.90, 95% confidence inte
57                                Patients with ulcerated melanoma and lower disease burden had the grea
58  cohort consisted of 40 cases of incipiently ulcerated melanoma matched 1:2 with 80 nonulcerated cont
59                                              Ulcerated melanoma tissue showed at least 1.5-fold chang
60                              In stage III-N1 ulcerated melanoma, RFS (HR, 0.72; 99% CI, 0.46 to 1.13;
61  and diabetes is positively associated, with ulcerated melanoma.
62 orly understood histopathologic phenotype of ulcerated melanoma.
63 ions are also associated with a diagnosis of ulcerated melanoma.
64 82.7%, respectively, compared to extensively ulcerated melanomas (>70% or >5 mm), which had a 5-year
65      The 5-year MSS for minimally/moderately ulcerated melanomas (</=70% or </=5 mm) was 80.4% and 82
66                                              Ulcerated melanomas also had 21 differentially expressed
67 igate the innate immune cell associations in ulcerated melanomas in human patients.
68  differential effect of IFN on patients with ulcerated melanomas may allow us to focus this therapy o
69 mm and 5.3 (3.5-8.0) mm for nonulcerated and ulcerated melanomas, respectively.
70  Loss of syndecan-1 has been observed in the ulcerated mucosa of patients with inflammatory bowel dis
71 he initial stages of healing (3 and 7 days), ulcerated mucosa showed significant increase (vs. contro
72 acterial populations residing on healthy and ulcerated mucosae in patients with RAS (recruited using
73 impact of interferon was improved DFS in the ulcerated node-positive patients (P = 0.0169).
74 s recommended for cutaneous melanoma that is ulcerated or 0.8 mm or more thick.
75 y cases (incipient ulceration) and controls (ulcerated or nonulcerated).
76              We did venous duplex imaging of ulcerated or recently healed legs in 500 consecutive pat
77 ocation, and morphologic features (polypoid, ulcerated, or annular) of the lesions.
78 line was the presence of markedly irregular, ulcerated, or echolucent plaques.
79 ak into the systemic circulation through the ulcerated oral mucosal lining, inducing in a systemic in
80 gnificant independent predictor of DFS among ulcerated patients (odds ratio, 0.51; 95% confidence int
81 bacteria acquire systemic access through the ulcerated periodontal pocket surface; conclusive evidenc
82 ost feared complication being perforation of ulcerated Peyer's patches within the small intestine, le
83 ace structure (17 patients with irregular or ulcerated plaque and 27 with smooth plaque; P = .54).
84 h muscle cells from unstable hemorrhagic and ulcerated plaque regions.
85 ex who sought care for a large red and black ulcerated plaque.
86 5.5 [36-66] years) presenting with exudative ulcerated plaques were identified for this study.
87                For example, angiographically ulcerated plaques were much more likely than smooth plaq
88 d prior carotid endarterectomy, 66 (24%) had ulcerated plaques, and 87 (32%) had calcified lesions.
89  hematemesis that led to the diagnosis of an ulcerated poorly differentiated (with signet ring cells)
90 ion be recorded in pathology reports for all ulcerated primary cutaneous melanomas.
91                Consistent with our findings, ulcerated primary human melanomas with abundant neutroph
92 users had lower likelihood of a diagnosis of ulcerated primary melanoma (odds ratio 0.67, 95% confide
93  nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), with ulcerated primary melanoma using regression models and s
94                                              Ulcerated primary melanomas are associated with an infla
95 apy may preferentially benefit patients with ulcerated primary melanomas.
96                         We report 2 cases of ulcerated rapidly involuting congenital hemangiomas (RIC
97 ls, and ERK1 and ERK2 activity in normal and ulcerated rat gastric mucosa.
98 ontaneous IJPs were significantly reduced in ulcerated regions of inflamed preparations, but EJPs wer
99 ed to the inflammatory cells associated with ulcerated regions of the tumor by in situ hybridization
100 thesized that a unique miR profile exists in ulcerated relative to nonulcerated melanoma and that miR
101 ed with oral health predominated in HCs over ulcerated sites but not in HCs over healthy sites in RAS
102  disease and Veillonellaceae predominated in ulcerated sites over HCs, while no quantitative differen
103 d Firmicutes and increased Proteobacteria in ulcerated sites, as compared with healthy sites in RAS p
104 edicine for skin grafts, treatment of burns, ulcerated skin conditions etc. with great success.
105 ine for skin grafts, treatment of burns, and ulcerated skin conditions with great success.
106  partner gene; he also had extensive raised, ulcerated skin lesions that had been present for a long
107 it differential blood flow properties in non-ulcerated skin.
108 Paridae were frequently large, often with an ulcerated surface and caseous core.
109                                 Plaques with ulcerated surface had higher DeltaT compared with plaque
110 ristics, including long (>20 mm), calcified, ulcerated, thrombotic, and/or flow-obstructing lesions.
111 ansported preferentially into the disrupted, ulcerated tissue.
112 drug delivery, in the GI tract, including to ulcerated tissues.
113  studies demonstrated that the proportion of ulcerated to nonulcerated CM rose with increasing tumor
114 .001), increased tumor thickness (P < .001), ulcerated tumor (P = .0105), and advanced melanoma stage
115 d melanoma, as did patients with extensively ulcerated tumors (>70%: HR = 2.20 and >5 mm: HR = 2.03).
116           Patients with minimally/moderately ulcerated tumors (</=70% or </=5 mm) had a significantly
117           The RFS was significantly worse in ulcerated tumors compared with incipiently ulcerated cas
118 enced cause-specific survival; patients with ulcerated tumors had a worse prognosis.
119         They had thicker and more frequently ulcerated tumors, categorized as T3 or T4 in 36.7% of ca
120  mixture of acneiform, papular, nodular, and ulcerated types.
121 to the scratched corneas, all corneas became ulcerated within 24 hours.
122  lesion in acute myocardial infarction is an ulcerated, yellow plaque with thrombus.

 
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