Sentence examples for mild effusion from inspiring English sources

Patellofemoral crepitus, widespread tenderness, and mild effusion were also detected at the physical examination.

Degrees of damage to the articular structures vary considerably; from only a mild effusion to complete ligamentous and meniscal tears.

In addition, a mild effusion was detected in five of the eight cases.

Postoperative physical examination was made, showing only mild effusion of the knee.

This misclassification could be attributed to the difficulties in distinguishing mild effusion from epicardial fat; most likely this type of PE would not have yielded any clinical implications for patient management.

In the subgroup of lung cancer MPE, the mean effusion-free period was 271 days (median 215) and the percentage of completely effusion-free at 1, 2, 6 and 12 months was 65, 57, 35 and 18%, respectively; also including the patients who had persistent mild effusion (without haemodynamic impairment).

In summary, arthritis characterized by mild synovitis, bone marrow edema with a predilection for the lunate bone, mild effusions, and low-grade erosions is a clinically underestimated but frequent, genuine feature of SSc.

CT images show mild pleural effusion, ground-glass opacifications and inhomogeneous consolidations.

A mild pleural effusion and some pleural calcification may be associated.

A mild pleural effusion may be seen (arrowhead) with slightly hyperdensity, associated with a small lung consolidation with air bronchogram (thick arrow); no real pleural masses are recognised.

Echocardiography showed mild pericardial effusion without signs of cardiac tamponade, normal ejection fraction (EF), and the presence of a foreign body in the deep layers of the lateral wall.