Sentence examples for mild mass effect from inspiring English sources

Non-neoplastic congenital or acquired extra-axial off-midline lesion filled with desquamated cells and keratinaceous debris, usually with mild mass effect on the adjacent brain.

On noncontrast CT (a), only mild mass effect is noted on the Sylvian fissure and subtle symmetric hypodensity in the temporal lobes.

On imaging, the cysts have low signal intensity on T1WI, FLAIR and DWI, high signal intensity on T2WI, no contrast enhancement, and may cause mild mass effect on adjacent brain.

The 3-mm-thick multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) coronal image (a) acquired during the delayed phase of the study shows a well-delimited hypodense biconvex-shaped collection (star), located between the renal parenchyma and renal capsule, which determines the mild mass effect on the adjacent parenchyma (arrowheads), representing subcapsular haematoma.

We consider that mild mass effect of coalescent type is a characteristic manifestation of HEHE.

Multiple enhancing lesions were noted in five, and five cases had associated mild oedema, with mild mass effect observed in one.

b and c Axial fluid-attenuated inversion recovery MR images showing multiple brain lesions predominantly located in the grey-white matter junction, with mild mass-effect and some of them with surrounding oedema (arrows).

On imaging, these lesions may show imaging features suggestive of a brain tumor or abscess displaying solitary or multiple focal areas of signal alteration with an irregular peripheral enhancement and a mild to moderate mass effect on adjacent brain structures.

A head MRI scan demonstrated a large, partially enhancing, left frontal lesion with some mass effect including mild left-to-right shift and compression of the ipsilateral ventricle.

Local mass effect was classified as mild (affecting only the temporal lobe sulci), moderate (affecting the sulci and ventricles) and severe (affecting the midline of the brain; Figure 2 ).

Mass effect and oedema of non-biopsied lesions was usually mild in degree (Table 3).