Sentence examples for fluid dissemination from inspiring English sources
In the group of patients with SDD, patients with cerebrospinal fluid dissemination had a worse outcome compared with patients with parenchymal metastases.
Exclusion criteria included multifocal or recurrent gliomas, involvement of the brainstem or posterior fossa, cerebrospinal fluid dissemination, severe concurrent disease, or prior history of RT or chemotherapy.
He was submitted to surgery with the intent of complete tumor removal but post-operative staging showed multiple hemispherical cerebellar nodules, concurrent spinal metastases at the lumbar and caudal tracts, and cerebrospinal fluid dissemination.
The flow of peritoneal fluid and its dissemination in relation to the various spaces, ligaments, omenta and mesenteries is shown in Fig. 3. Pelvic peritoneal reflections give rise to potential spaces for fluid collections as they form the most dependent portion in both supine and erect positions.
Given their highly malignant nature, it is not uncommon to see haemorrhage and necrosis within the lesion, as well as infiltration into adjacent structures with cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) seeding and dissemination within the subarachnoid space [9].
Often, granulosa cells adjacent to the antral cavity also exhibit cumulus characteristics (for example, see Refs. 171 and 172), perhaps indicating that the antral fluid does not block dissemination of the oocyte-derived factors.
Infectious CWD prions have been detected in saliva and blood, e.g. "prionsialia" and "prionemia," suggesting a role for specific body fluids in transmission and dissemination [6].
Accidental rupture of the cysts can be followed by a massive release of cyst fluid and hematogenous or other dissemination of protoscolices.
Leptomeningeal carcinomatosis results from the spread of cancer cells to the leptomeninges and dissemination within the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
Meningeal carcinomatosis (MC) is caused by the spread of cancer cells to the leptomeninges and by their dissemination within the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
