Sentence examples for usually benign from inspiring English sources

Pectus Carinatum (Pigeon chest): anterior displacement of sternum, usually benign.

In the latter sites the tumours are usually benign.

A. Ordinary hiccups, resulting from things like overeating and stress, are usually benign.

Those are usually benign, but sometimes they are due to cancer.

Although gastric glomus tumors are usually benign lesions, occasional malignant transformation has been reported.

Tours at the Tenement Museum, on Orchard Street, are usually benign educational affairs, celebrating the city's immigrant past.

A rhabdomyoma is a rare, usually benign tumour of striated (striped) muscles.

While usually benign (although sometimes painful), Reynaud's syndrome can indicate the presence of serious disease.

Heart tumors are very rare -- they are detected in about 1 in 100,000 autopsies -- and are usually benign.

The papillomaviruses are associated with usually benign (nonthreatening) but widespread tumours, called papillomas or polyps, occurring in human skin and the genital tract.

The neurosurgeons told Barker they suspected that the growth was a schwannoma, a rare, ­slow-growing tumor that is usually benign.