Sentence examples for surface tumour from inspiring English sources

After 24 h, the surface tumour colonies were counted for each mouse.

Lungs were then fixed in Bouin's solution overnight and the surface tumour nodules were counted under a stereoscopic microscope.

Tissue architecture and morphology (e.g. mucosal expansion displacing submucosal Type I collagen away from the tissue surface; tumour degradation of extracellular matrix or new matrix formation).

Stage Ic disease was limited to patients with malignant cells in ascitic fluid or peritoneal washings, pre-operative capsular rupture or surface tumour.

We did scoring for all three parts (tumour surface, tumour centre and invasive front) using the method that we described in the paper.

Suggested mechanisms include neovascularisation, exposure of blood vessels by exfoliation of surface tumour cells, tumour necrosis, trauma from cough and invasive procedures (e.g. bronchoscopy) and the formation of airway-vascular fistulae [ 25].

Parosteal osteosarcomas arise at the metaphyses of tubular bones; periosteal lesions are predominantly diaphyseal whereas high-grade surface tumours may be either [27].

Between 2003 and 2006, 40 patients were recruited through a national centre for the treatment of peritoneal surface tumours.

The tumour and cortex interstitial fluid pressure (IFP) and the cerebrospinal fluid pressure (CSFP) were measured during the growth of brain and pial surface tumours [R3230AC mammary adenocarcinoma (R3230AC) and F98 glioma (F98)] in rats.

Although OSSN are rare conditions, they are among the most frequent ocular surface tumours (Grossniklaus et al, 1987), and an increase in their frequency has been reported since the 1980s (Chokunonga et al, 1999; Parkin et al, 1999; Wabinga et al, 2000), especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

These tumour-specific receptors can be derived from a tumour-specific T-cell clone with a high-affinity T-cell receptor (TCR) that recognises a human MHC/tumour-derived peptide complex, or from a high-affinity antibody specific for a cell-surface tumour antigen.