Sentence examples for evident lesion from inspiring English sources

Less commonly these tumours may manifest as uniform or concentric mural thickening, enhancing after gadolinium administration without any evident lesion with mass effect.

No evident lesion or atrophy of the CC was documented.

One rat was excluded from all analysis due to a lack of evident lesion damage.

Two rats were excluded from all analyses due to a lack of evident lesion damage.

In animals killed at 12 months, liver lobes were cut into 1-2 mm-thick slices and were macroscopically examined for the presence of hepatic nodules/tumors or any other evident lesion.

Melanomas are diagnosed by biopsies that range from punch and incisional biopsies that leave much of the lesion intact to the more common shave, scallop, and excisional biopsies that remove all grossly evident lesion.

Tissues samples collected from all organs, as well as from grossly evident lesions, of the three whales who underwent a full necropsy were formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded, cut into 5 µm thick sections and then stained with hematoxylin and eosin for routine light microscopic evaluation.

Treatment aims to clinically evident lesions but also non-apparent lesions in the cancerization field.

The most common treatments are painful and nonspecific, addressing the clinically evident lesions rather than the viral cause.

In photodamaged skin featuring AK, these actions of imiquimod are not restricted to visible AK lesions but often also occur in their vicinity, suggesting that the neoplastic processes are in fact more frequent at a cellular level and not confined to clinically evident lesions, supporting the concept of "field cancerization" [ 9, 16].

Open image in new window Fig. 1 MR arthrogram (a) shows a cam without an evident cartilage lesion; intraoperative pictures (b and c) show a cam with an acetabular cartilage lesion detected through hip dislocation Open image in new window Fig. 2 MR arthrogram (a) shows a labral tear associated with an acetabular cartilage lesion; intraoperative arthroscopic images (b) confirm the report.