Sentence examples for been incidentally identified from inspiring English sources
Sodium valproate (valproic acid, VPA), an "old" drug used in neurology as anticonvulsive and mood stabilizing, has been incidentally identified as HDACi and has shown anticancer effects in carcinoma cells, differentiation in hematopoietic cell lines, and also in clinical trials for hematological malignancies, such as leukemia, myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), and lymphoma.
Another domestic roof-collected rainwater supply contaminated by Lp1 (identical SBT pattern) was incidentally identified in another suburb 4 km east of Beachlands.
In November 2013, a rectal mass was incidentally identified.
Thyroid uptake is incidentally identified on 18F-FDG PET imaging with a frequency of almost 4%, with a diffuse uptake pattern in roughly half of cases and a focal pattern in the remainder [22].
On MRI, considering that testicular tumours are incidentally identified in 15% of patients after a traumatic episode, a confident differentiation between a hematoma and a neoplastic mass can be easily achieved in most cases, despite confusing US appearance of an inhomogeneous focal lesion, with intralesional vascular signals occasionally observed at colour Doppler analysis [45].
If pancreatic or liver masses are incidentally identified by imaging, they are usually biopsied to confirm the presence of a NET.
To evaluate promptness of diabetes identification across different income strata, we calculated the proportion of new diabetic patients who were incidentally identified as having diabetes through hospitalization.
To our knowledge, there is no report in the literature of such a large fragment being retained for more than a decade before being incidentally identified.
Among these 122 patients, two with painful clusters of genital sores consisting of vesicles on the penile surface were diagnosed as having Herpes genitalis, and Trichomonas was incidentally identified in one patient based on urinary microscopic examination.
Here we want to report a peculiar case of a long-term retained large epidural catheter fragment that was incidentally identified and then retrieved 12 years after its placement.
