Sentence examples for bladder is difficult from inspiring English sources
Differentiation of residual or recurrent tumour from post-RT changes in the bladder is difficult and imaging findings, to our knowledge, have not been described.
It is known from Table 3 that the calculi, which are located in the segment between the iliac crest plane of the ureters and the physiologic secondary stricture of the ureter, and the segment between the physiologic secondary stricture of ureter and the filled bladder, are difficult to detect by conventional sonography.
Bladder surgery is difficult in large cows because exteriorisation of the bladder and visualisation of the defect can be a problem and much of the suturing may have to be done blindly.
The individual course of non-muscle invasive bladder neoplasm is difficult to predict.
Moreover, primary culture of bladder epithelial cells is difficult, and there is a continued lack of robust 3D culture models, making it difficult to assess the process of carcinogenesis initiation to malignancy ex vivo.
A quantitative comparison of the relative importance of the liver and bladder to activate the chemicals is difficult to make but the data indicate the ability of the bladder epithelium to activate bladder carcinogens.
Thus, the prediction of progression of "high risk" non-muscle invasive bladder tumors using chromosomal changes is difficult.
The latter study will investigate whether patients with necrosis in their tumours benefit from the addition of fluorouracil and mitomycin C to RT. Direct measurement of hypoxia via Eppendorf electrodes is difficult in bladder cancer owing to tumour inaccessibility, and while pimonidazole binding is a widely accepted surrogate it is invasive and impractical.
The responsiveness towards RTK inhibitors is difficult to predict in bladder cancer [ 7, 10].
Because hair dye use is most frequently used by women while bladder cancer is more prevalent among men, it is difficult to study the role of hair dye.
[P21] OAB is a long-term bladder condition; its chronicity implies that obtaining full recovery is difficult for most patients.
