Sentence examples for histologic descriptions from inspiring English sources
On the basis of this case and other histologic descriptions of peliosis hepatis, we believe that wedged hepatic venography is a simple, sensitive, and specific diagnostic modality.
Previously described subsets of this disease, ccA and ccB, were defined based on multigene expression profiles, but it is unclear whether these subgroupings reflect the full spectrum of disease or how these molecular subtypes relate to histologic descriptions or gender.
The oft-repeated histologic descriptions of tooth movement do not always fully correlate with clinical observations.
The gross and histologic descriptions of the lymphomas, from 1832 to the present, are voluminous and controversial.
Studies provided histologic descriptions of sutural response to both tensile and compressive forces.
Detailed clinical and histologic descriptions of the lesions have been reported (1 ).
39 In resected GISTs, standard histologic description must be completed by the mitotic count, which was evaluated in 50 hpf in the 2002 consensus risk classification.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report of the presence of myocardial citrullination in any disease state, and the first histologic description of staining patterns of all known human PAD isotypes in myocardial tissues.
In a retrospective single center study of 19 patients with EGPA, 10 patients were documented as having myalgia but only one underwent biopsy, reported as showing "myositis" with no further histologic description or immunohistochemical analysis to support it [ 13].
There is currently little histologic or biochemical description of human muscles that could shed light on the specific identity of the molecular constituents contributing to reduced attenuation, and this awaits further investigation.
Our results implicate that determining the exact pathological diagnosis, including the description of histologic subtypes of bladder cancers according to the WHO classification of 2004, are important.
