Sentence examples for morphologic features described from inspiring English sources

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Soon thereafter, the first 'formal' classification of cell death differentiated between: (1) type I cell death (apoptosis), manifesting with the morphologic features described above; (2) type II cell death (autophagy), featuring an extensive vacuolization of the cytoplasm; and (3) type III cell death (necrosis), exhibiting neither apoptotic nor autophagic characteristics.

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The diagnosis of AT/RTs and other PEBTs, especially MBs, was based on the morphologic and IHC features described in our previous reports (Additional file 1-A) [ 7, 14].

Posterior condylar growth, along with loss of condylar height, could contribute to the morphologic features typically described by those who study ICR [10, 28 35].

Each lesion was classified as being either adenomatous, foveolar, or hybrid type according to its morphologic features, as previously described [ 16, 19].

Evidence-based algorithms are needed to guide the radiologist through image assessment and to describe morphologic features.

Vianna, in examining smears from the lesions, described the morphologic features of the parasite, including the kinetoplast and a thin linear structure that is not seen with currently used Wright and Wright-Giemsa stains.

To describe the morphologic features of calcified and decalcified choroidal osteomas using multimodal imaging and correlate these findings with a previous histopathologic study.

To describe the morphologic features of ischemic diabetic maculopathy by high-resolution optical coherence tomography (OCT) and their correlation with the damaged foveal avascular zone (FAZ) on fluorescein angiography (FA).

Recently, lymphadenopathy with morphologic features of reactive follicular hyperplasia was described in a cohort of patients with CML on long-term dasatinib therapy.

Making a definite species diagnosis on morphologic grounds is difficult, because a large number of zoonotic Dirofilaria species have been described that share morphologic features with D. repens.

We report a case of human intraocular filariasis caused by a Pelecitus sp., briefly describe the main morphologic features for nematode identification, and suggest the origin of this zoonotic infection.

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