Sentence examples for nodule's from inspiring English sources

Due to the second nodule's more central location, repeat creation of an artificial pneumothorax was not performed.

The study noted the nodule's high rate of failure at hot temperatures.

Ideally, with advances in CAD software, a nodule's grey scale and elastographic features could be analysed automatically and converted into a single estimate of its malignant risk.

One postulation is that operators may be performing USE using different degrees of precompression (Fig. 16) and may even be unconsciously influenced by the nodule's grey-scale appearances on the split-screen display (cognitive bias) [86, 87].

We followed patients for 6 months after the presumptive diagnosis of their nodule considering that should the nodule's volume double in that period, the probability of its malignancy was high.

Therefore, semiquantitative sonoelastography represents a modification of the real-time method and enables the off-line analysis of a nodule's strain values by analysing variations in radiofrequencies using the raw data.

The recommendations are primarily based on the presence or absence of suspicious features, nodule size, patient's age, patient's life expectancy, and patient's comorbidities [11].

Regular and intact lymphatic nodules, Peyer's patches, were observed in the ileum (Fig. 4).

The pseudotumoural lesions of the foot comprise a diverse group with widely varying histopathology; they include, among others, ganglion and synovial cysts, intermetatarsal and adventitious bursitis, epidermoid cysts, inflammatory lesions (gout tophi and rheumatoid nodules), Morton's neuroma and granuloma annulare.

False positives will occur in tuberculosis, aspergillomas, rheumatoid nodules, Wegener's granulomatosis and amyloidosis.

The lung is among the most important targets of EAMs; the spectrum of lung involvement in RA includes manifestations such as pleural disease, rheumatoid nodules, Caplan's syndrome, bronchiectasis [ 9, 10] and, in particular, interstitial lung disease (ILD) [ 11– 11].