Sentence examples for marginated by from inspiring English sources

The presence of emphysema was defined as well-demarcated areas of decreased attenuation in comparison with a contiguous normal lung and marginated by a very thin or no wall with upper zone predominance.

Emphysema was defined as well-demarcated areas of decreased attenuation in comparison with contiguous normal lung and marginated by a very thin (<1 mm) or no wall with upper zone predominance.

Bosniak II cysts are well marginated and characterized by a few thin septa less than 1 mm and thin calcifications.

Gastric lipomas are characterized by smooth, sharply marginated, and oval or spherical submucosal masses comprising well-differentiated adipose tissues surrounded by a fibrous capsule [1 4].

Inflammatory muscle lesions on MR images were characterised by diffuse and poorly marginated abnormal signal on T1- and T2-weighted images, with marked enhancement after contrast medium administration [ 16].

The results demonstrated an enhanced proinflammatory capacity of Gr-1high monocytes marginated to the pulmonary microvasculature that is coordinated by differential activation of the p38 MApathwaypathway, indicating its central role in orchestrating monocyte-mediated pulmonary microvascular inflammation during ALI.

Definitions of MRI erosions were as suggested by OMERACT RAMRIS; that is, a sharply marginated bone lesion, with correct juxtaarticular localisation and typical signal characteristics, visible in two planes with a cortical break seen in at least one plane [ 15].

These lesions are generally well marginated.

These nodules are smoothly marginated and usually are slow growing.

The most common finding is a poorly marginated nodule or mass.

Morphologically, hemangiomas were sharply marginated (80%), rounded or oval (93%), homogeneous, hyperintense lesions (73%), whereas metastases were poorly marginated (66%) and inhomogenous (67%) lesions.