Sentence examples for extent of malignancy from inspiring English sources

In the present case, the extent of malignancy in the resected specimen was inconsistent with the gross changes of skin condition.

Increased expression of FGF receptor is correlated with the extent of malignancy and post-operative survival in human pancreatic ductal adenocarcinomas.

Indication for MRI was to assess extent of malignancy (n = 29), an adjunct to triple assessment (n = 11) and a screening investigation in higher risk patients (n = 6).

This radiotracer generally has high uptake in cancerous lesions and low uptake in benign lesions leading to both high sensitivity and specificity for the evaluation of the presence and extent of malignancy.

The risk of transmission is largely dependent on the nature and extent of the malignancy.

In the neoadjuvant setting, accurate information on the extent of residual malignancy assists in guiding surgical management of breast cancer.

Evidence is presented in this paper that the methodology is subject to many uncontrollable errors, that the reaction is the result of multiple factors, and that the size of the reaction is related to the age of the patient and not to the extent of the malignancy.

Compared with microcalcifications ⩽15 mm in extent, the RR of malignancy was 1.8 for larger lesions.

For patients with Paget disease (PD) of the nipple, preoperative imaging to detect and evaluate the extent of an underlying malignancy can facilitate appropriate treatment planning.

These theoretical considerations support the role of NLR, reflecting the extent of neutrophilia in malignancy.

Management of the complication depends primarily on the extent of the underlying malignancy and the involvement of other viscera.