Meanings of pathologic examination in English

Seventy-seven percent of evaluable patients experienced tumor or lymph node downstaging on pathologic examination.

It is based on the pathologic examination of tissue samples guided by immunohistological methods.

Residual tumor was assessed by pathologic examination of mastectomy specimens.

In each case, incomplete tumor necrosis was confirmed at pathologic examination of the surgical specimen.

Subsequent pathologic examination of the resected tissue confirmed that the tumor was calcifying fibrous tumor.

CT findings reflect gross morphologic features of pathologic examination.

Video-assisted thoracic surgical biopsy at right lower lobe and pathologic examination revealed mixed dust pneumoconiosis.

Diagnosis of PRNN could be made after ruling out the persistent-recurrent NPC proven by pathologic examination.

All testicles were surgically removed for pathologic examination.

The patient underwent surgical resection with -total hip replacement, and subsequent pathologic examination confirmed the initial needle biopsy diagnosis.

Postoperative pathologic examination showed Hirschsprung diseases in 19 patients and Hirschsprung allied diseases in 9.

MR imaging in one patient showed diffuse low SI that correlated with a diffuse area of chronic prostatitis at pathologic examination.

Neoplastic foci can be identified at pathologic examination of the mesorectum, but their incidence and prognostic significance remain to be defined.

The CT location of nodules in the secondary pulmonary lobule represented the location and nature of the lesion on pathologic examination.

During a pathologic examination, cancer nodules, and not lymph node metastases, are often seen in the fatty tissue outside the rectum.

The diagnosis is suspected after the pathologic examination of the endoscopic biopsies and definitely documented with the examination of the surgical specimen.