Sentence examples for enlarged firm from inspiring English sources

The cervix is enlarged, firm, congested with blood, and filled with tissue fluids.

In less than three years they have nearly tripled their initial investment and still retain substantial holdings in the enlarged firm.

Just one month later, Katanga and its neighbor Nikanor merged, giving Glencore 8.5percentt of the enlarged firm.

Open image in new window Fig. 19 Low-grade chondrosarcoma in a 47-year-old female presenting with a slowly enlarging firm swelling over the distal phalanx of the left little finger for several months with nail deformity.

Gross views revealed the involved glands to be enlarged and firm but their configurations to be maintained.

Chronic ASF is characterized by: emaciation; sores and ulcers over bony points; lymph nodes are enlarged and firm; a layer of fibrin may be present over the lungs and heart; swollen joints.

The patients were composed by groups A and B. In group A (183 patients, did not undergo intraoperative frozen section analysis), if para-aortic lymph nodes were identified as suspicious by visualization and palpation (abnormally enlarged or firm), additional para-aortic lymphadenectomy up to inferior mesenteric artery wound be carried out during radical surgeries.

The presence of clinically suspicious (abnormally enlarged or firm) pelvic or para-aortic lymph nodes or extra-cervical spread of tumor at the time of exploration were significant predictors of para-aortic metastases and indicated para-aortic lymphadenectomy should be done [ 8].

At 12 months, the livers were severely enlarged and firmer, with small nodules scattered on the surface (n=4).

The firm enlarged its credit-card business by acquiring National Processing, a transaction-processing firm, in 2004, while its merger with MBNA Corporation in 2006 made Bank of America a leading issuer of credit cards.

On gross pathology, the uterus is usually firm, enlarged and globular, with hypertrophic myometrial smooth muscle containing ectopic endometrium with dilated glands, cysts and haemorrhage.