Sentence examples for circumferential mass from inspiring English sources

a Esophagogastroscopy revealed an ulcerated circumferential mass in the middle thoracic esophagus.

Esophagogastroscopy revealed an ulcerated circumferential mass in the middle thoracic esophagus (Fig. 1a), and histopathological examination of the biopsy showed squamous cell carcinoma (Fig. 1b).

En plaque meningiomas in humans are most common in the skull base, but may grow as diffuse, flat plaques over the convexities or form a circumferential mass around the spinal cord (14).

The patient underwent a diagnostic colonoscopy which demonstrated a friable ulcerated circumferential mass in the mid-transverse colon, causing 50% occlusion of the lumen; biopsy of the mass demonstrated colonic adenocarcinoma that was KRAS wild-type.

Push enteroscopy was performed which revealed a circumferential fungating mass in the 4th portion of the duodenum, which was actively oozing blood and upon further investigation it appeared the mass extended to the ligament of Treitz.

However, previous work by the authors shows that the lumen of coronary arteries at the site of lesions, at the time of analysis of the lesions, has in fact increased in diameter as a result of circumferential increase in mass ("growth") of the vessel wall.

A subsequent detailed abdominal US supplemented by a saline enema during investigation (i.e., "hydrocolon", to improve outlining of the formation's localization) revealed a large circumferential cystiform vascular mass of the ileum causing segmental ileal obstruction.

Adenocarcinoma of the small bowel appears on MRI as a heterogeneous, moderately enhancing eccentric mass or circumferential lesion that may narrow the bowel lumen (Fig. 13).

In contrast, in hypertensive patients, an independent negative association of LA lateral wall peak systolic strain with both LV mass and circumferential end-systolic stress was observed.

No relation, was observed between DD and LA circumferential strain, Vp, LV volume or mass (p = NS for all).>> -wrap-foot> diastoliclic dysfunction grade, EF ejection fraction, LA left atrial, max maximum, min minimum The cohort was then arbitrarily dichotomized into no or mild (0 1, n = 26) vs. severe (2 3, n = 37) DD groups (Table  3).

The applicability of laminar boundary layer theory to describe natural convection is tested by examining the circumferential variation of the local mass transfer rate.