Sentence examples for lesion over time from inspiring English sources

After the administration of contrast material, haemangiomas typically exhibit early, peripheral nodular enhancement, which extends towards the centre of the well-defined lesion over time [27, 30, 31] (Fig. 8).

The spontaneous repair of chondral defects is rather limited, as Hunziker and Rosenberg have shown that only a few cells from the synovial membrane migrate into the lesion over time (Hunziker & Rosenberg 1996).

The evolution of T 2-weighted hypointensity could be related to the accumulation of macrophages and granulocytes to the lesion over time, leading to localized hypercellularity.

Changes in volume of the lesion at the level of the central MCA region and the volume of the whole lesion over time were compared between control ischaemic and FePro-NPC groups.

It is change of the lesion over time that appears to be the most helpful radiologic sign, with the development of bony destruction, lysis, enhancement with contrast, and/or a soft tissue mass to be the most worrisome indication of chordoma.

Some felt that monitoring their lesion over time provided enough justification, while others needed to accumulate more than one reason to consult: I left it a couple of weeks and I just thought well, you know, I've got to be sensible about this, rather than wasting doctor's time, I just thought it was something I should follow up on.

Specific P450 enzymes in the liver metabolize aflatoxin into a reactive oxygen species (aflatoxin-8,9-epoxide), which may then bind to proteins and cause acute toxicity (aflatoxicosis) or to DNA to cause lesions that over time increase the risk of HCC (Groopman et al. 2008).

Although DWMHs have been suggested to have mainly a vascular origin, recent studies have reported that these brain lesions may reverse over time raising questions about their hypothetic ischemic origin [53, 54].

During the period between pretreatment and 6 months posttreatment, the PCS and MCS scores of the patients with precancerous lesions steadily increased over time.

The eye tracking capability of the Spectralis® SD-OCT has allowed for exact (in location) comparisons of lesions over time.

Our study highlighted that the mean concentration of 64CuCl2 in PCa lesions over time was about 4.5 and 2.0 times lower than in the liver and kidneys, respectively.