Sentence examples for mass with focal from inspiring English sources

An MRI examination revealed a mass with focal cortical bone destruction in the distal metadiaphyseal region of the femur.

It should be especially suspected when the appearance on CT scan is of a solid mass with focal areas of attenuation or a cystic mass with a thickened wall showing inhomogeneous contrast enhancement that tends to invade adjacent tissues or structures.

Macroscopically a 14 cm large, solid and cystic tumor mass was seen with focal necroses and haemorrhages (pT2 pT2).

Except for three subjects with missing CT images, 31 of the 64 patients presented with diffuse injury (Diffuse injury II to IV) and 33 with focal mass lesion (Evacuated mass lesion, n = 30; Non-evacuated mass lesion, n = 3) according to the Marshall classification.

The photomicrographs of diabetic control rat heart showed massive necrosis of heart muscle fibers along with focal mass and fragmentation.

GFAP serum concentrations were higher in patients with with focal mass lesion (Marshall V to VI) than in patients with diffuse injury (Marshall I to IV).

Some authors suggest that abdominal CT scan with contrast enhancement may reveal a solid mass (intraluminal or extraluminal) with focal areas of attenuation invading the adjacent tissues and suggesting the diagnosis [ 8, 9].

In addition, GFAP was higher in patients with focal mass lesions, whereas UCH-L1 was higher in patients with diffuse injury, potentially suggesting different susceptibility of neurons and glia to different patterns of injury.

Thirty-six patients (44%) presented with diffuse injury (Marshall I to IV) and 45 patients (56%) with focal mass lesions (Marshall V to VI) on initial CT scan (Table 1).

In this study, histological changes in diabetic heart showed massive necrosis of heart muscle fibres along with focal mass and fragmentation as compared with nondiabetic heart whereas PPSB-PEE (100 mg/kg) treated diabetic group showed minimal pathological changes; that is, swelling of myocardial fibers and focal degeneration may be due to reduction in oxidative stress and hyperglycemia.

In contrast, GFAP levels were significantly higher in patients with focal mass lesion (Marshall V to VI) compared to patients with diffuse injury (Marshall I to IV) (2.95 ± 0.48 ng/ml versus 0.74 ± 0.11 ng/ml, P = 0.003, test based on Mann Whitney U). Marshall Classification was also categorized into three groups.