Sentence examples for radiologic presentations from inspiring English sources

Arterial dissection, aneurysm and subarachnoid haemorrhage are less typical radiologic presentations.

These radiologic presentations should be known by radiologists in order to diagnose possible FMD, particularly when present in young females or when associated with personal or familial hypertension, to reduce the delay between the onset of the first symptom and the final diagnosis.

Both benign and malignant lipogenic tumors have varying radiologic presentations with significant overlap in appearance; final diagnosis is often made by genetic and histologic analysis.

Differentiation among various etiologies may not always be easy, since many of these lesions may mimic the clinical, endocrinologic and radiologic presentations of pituitary adenomas.

While the radiologic presentations of the disease are contradictory, reporting any new set of images related to the unusual organ involvement is of paramount importance.

These non-specific clinical and radiologic presentations make pulmonary actinomycosis difficult to be diagnosed and often lead to misinterpretation as malignancy rather than an infective process [ 2, 3].

Histologic and radiologic presentation in these patients is unspecific and variable, as recently demonstrated by Omote in a series of 44 patients with LD-CTD who underwent open lung biopsy [24]: the major histologic patterns were usual interstitial pneumonia (UIP) followed by NSIP, and UIP pattern was associated with worse prognosis.

The radiologic presentation is similar to postprimary tuberculosis; however, NTM infection usually progresses more slowly than active tuberculosis [ 39, 42].

The trials having proven the efficacy of screening mammography as a whole are unlikely to be repeated for each different radiologic presentation of breast cancer.

As occurred in other studies [ 17, 24], hematogenous involvement was linked to other parameters of prognostic interest, such as older age (P < 0.05), radiologic presentation as a nodule (P < 0.05), and location in internal quadrants or central (P < 0.05).

Hematogenous spread was related to older age (P < 0.05), radiologic presentation as a nodule (P < 0.05), and internal/central mammary localization (P < 0.05), whereas high grade, and positive estrogen and progestogen receptor status were present as relevant, but not significantly related.