Meanings of cancerous lesions in English

Yet B-mode images do not adequately display cancerous lesions of the prostate.

The adenomatous polyp and one of the cancerous lesions showed DNA diploidy.

Detecting cancerous lesions is a major clinical application in emission tomography.

Early cancerous lesions are far beneath our threshold of detection.

Distinguishing benign lesions from precancerous and cancerous lesions can prevent patients from undergoing unnecessary major surgery.

Screening can detect cervical cell changes before they become cancerous lesions and treatment has excellent survival outcomes.

For differentiation of cancerous lesions from benign or precancerous lesions, we identified only one study per index test.

The sensitivity for detecting EIC and cancerous lesions were significantly higher for CE-CT than for US or MMG.

In these 54 studies, eight different target conditions were identified with different final diagnoses constituting benign, precancerous, and cancerous lesions.

The dermatologist consultation app did better than the others, misdiagnosing just one out of 53 evaluable images of cancerous lesions.

Activation of Delta-Notch signaling pathway promotes the development of the vascular system in embryo, normal adult tissues, and cancerous lesions.

Over the next few decades, as mammograms emerged as the primary method for detecting early cancerous lesions, those odds improved significantly.

Conclusion: In superficial cancerous lesions the fluorescence distribution of ALA induced porphyrins is tumor selective without significant fluorescence gradients throughout the tumor.

Therefore, these assays would be useful in addition to routine HPV testing to more accurately identify women with (pre) cancerous lesions.

In patients undergoing their first biopsy, cancerous lesions were diagnosed in 13 of 19 patients (68%).

He got through it and continued with his treatment, but last month we found cancerous lesions near the site of his original melanoma.