Sentence examples for multiple nodules some from inspiring English sources

MRI revealed multiple nodules, some with central necrosis, all over the abdomen, apparently not originating from any abdominal organs.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 A 17-year-old man with solitary and plexiform neurofibromas, diagnostic of NF1. a Axial T2-weighted MR image at the level of the masticator space shows multiple nodules, some of which (white arrow in b) show the "target appearance"—hypointense centre and hyperintense peripheral rim suggestive of neurofibroma.

Radiologically, the appearances reflect the gross pathological findings; common appearances are multiple nodules, some with central ulceration, or a large, fungating lesion with or without ulceration.

Radiologically, the appearances reflect the gross pathological findings: common appearances are multiple nodules, some with central ulceration, seen readily at endoscopy or barium meal, or a large fungating lesion with or without ulceration.

Out of the total number of 45 mice fed with p-DAB plus PB and sacrificed at three fixation intervals, livers in some 27 mice showed distinct sign of tumor formation in the form of pale reddish multiple nodules (some other relevant histo-pathological data of liver in p-DAB+PB treated and untreated control mice also provided in table- 1), while the remaining ones did not develop such nodules.

This lymphoma grew as multiple submucosal nodules, some of which had coalesced into a mass in the terminal ileum.

In addition, follicles varying in both color (from pale yellow to green to chocolate brown) and shape (some contain multiple nodules and are thus raspberry-like in appearance) are evident (Ho et al., 1974; Jones et al., 1975; Grau et al., 1979; Mitchell et al., 1979; Nimpf et al., 1989; Elkin et al., 2003b; Ocón-Grove et al., 2007; Giles et al., 2010).

Some authors have described hepatomegaly with multiple nodules, hypoattenuating on CT, hypointense on T1WI, and hyperintense on T2WI, apparently corresponding to granulomata [92, 93].

Radiologic manifestations of pulmonary infection with NTM are various, to some degree, non-specific including the formation of solitary or multiple nodules, chronic pneumonitis, bronchiectasis, cavitary formation, or a combination of these features.

"A renal mass was detected, as was a liver mass as were multiple nodules in the base of my lungs," Dr. Casarella said.

The doctor's colon appeared normal, but the scan revealed lumps on his liver and a kidney along with multiple nodules of the lungs.